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Using off-camera artificial light in your photos opens up a whole new world of possibility for creative photography. Once you start experimenting with off-camera lights, or "strobes", your photos will become more creative, and you can take complete control of how light affects your subject!
Usually small lights, these are called flashes, or strobes. Strobes are found in most photography stores around the world, with popular options being the Nikon SB series, or the Canon EX ones. There are so many different ways to use your flashes, and plenty more gear to consider, so keep reading to learn more!

If you’ve ever attempted to write words using traditional light painting photography techniques you probably know how challenging it can be to create words that are easy to read. In this tutorial, we will demonstrate how you can create a similar look without a camera and tripod. Let’s get started!

Never has there been a greyer subject than black and white (B&W) photography. From the time of the first prints made with a lens and emulsion, there was never a single standard for B&W photography. And this is one of the great aspects of digital photography today; the artist is free to explore how different shades of black and different shades of white work together for the best results.

When a challenge was issued by Adobe to the beta testers of Photoshop CS5, we were asked to push Photoshop through a heavy work load and produce something interesting. We needed to be creative and entertaining. There were five subjects under which to enter, and this piece took first in "Intelligent Selection Technology." In today's tutorial, I'll be walking you through the whole process of shooting and post-processing this composition.
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