Fried Foods, Delays, And Good Marketing
Ahh, I love a random title, that while seemingly utterly random, still completely gives the content of the post. Sorry, haven't slept much. Just wanted to update the few people who have been coming back with some news, and coming attractions.
First off, site news; the posting on Good-Tutorials drove traffic through the roof. Surprisingly more clicks then i expected, and while its slowly fallen off as the days have gone on, its still generating a pretty good amount each day. Not only that, but a few people have linked to this article through a few other websites, driving even more traffic. This has given me good incentive to get a new tutorial up as soon as possible. The next will more then likely be a video tutorial, so stay tuned.
Taking a Dip into Water Drop Photography
Ever since my first piece of water drop photography, I've been constantly bombarded by other photographers asking me how I have pulled it off. I have even had experienced photographers asking me tips on it. This has been quite a surprise to me as it has always been an easy thing for me. But being me I have tried to be as helpful as I could and help them start down the right path. Now I'm not complaining, it is nice having photographers a lot better then me asking me for tips, but I've said the same things hundreds of times now. So what better way to help them all out without having to become a broken record, then typing out a nice tutorial for everyone?
This tutorial is going to try and cover all the know how in drop photography I have, which is fairly extensive. Each section will deal with just one subject, so if it’s something you already know all about, or just don’t care to read, simply skip over it. As I only have one camera, I can’t exactly take pictures of me doing some drop photography, but I will try my best to work you through this.
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- Got the tutorial for Water Drops on Good Tutorials!! Hello traffic. Also got a quick write up on Photomatix Pro done.
- Finally got Photomatix Pro. Get ready for gratuitous HDR photos in large quantities...
- Editing photos. Loving the new DPP, wish i would have known it was out. Damn you canon, damn you...
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