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The Print Process

Photography is a wonderful art form that can capture moments and emotions that last a lifetime. After a picture is taken, it’s time to enhance it to make it stand out. Printing the photo is a great way to turn it into a tangible piece of art that can be enjoyed for years to come.

However, before printing, consider the quality of the image. If the picture is blurry or dark, the final print will be as well. That’s where the editing process comes in.

By sharpening and brightening the image, it can make a significant difference in the final result. Sharpening helps to bring out the details and textures in the photo, making it look more crisp and clear. Brightening, on the other hand, can help to bring out the colors and make my image look more vibrant and alive.

In this blog post, I will walk you through the steps involved in the print process for a single photograph. Additionally, I will guide you through the editing process for sharpening and brightening your image.

Original Image

Edited Image (Initial)

Final Print Image

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Exploring the Itsy-Bitsy, Teeny-Weeny World of Macro Photography

Have you ever looked at something small, like a flower or an insect, and wondered what it would look like up close? Macro photography allows us to explore the micro world around us and capture the intricate details of tiny subjects in stunning detail.

Macro photography requires specialized equipment such as a macro lens, extension tubes, or close-up filters to achieve the desired level of magnification.

In this week’s post, we’ll be diving into the world of macro photography! I’ll also be showcasing some incredible examples of macro photography, highlighting the beauty and complexity of the micro world around us.

Get ready to discover the hidden wonders of the micro-world through the lens of macro photography.

Dry Macros ?

Wet Macros ?