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Using a reflector such as a sun bouncer is an effective way to light a subject. Photographer Leo Rosas explains how you can use this tool in a variety of ways; give your subject a warmer look, use a faster shutter speed and fill in unwanted or harsh shadows. It’s a great way to test your creativity and to really go the extra mile with the light that you do have:

Words like aperture, exposure and shutter speed can give you a headache and you might think you don't need to know about any of these. Let me show you what you have been missing out with the help of this wonderful online SLR camera simulator.

Learn how to create Grungy Medieval Text in Photoshop!

Matthew Saville wasn’t ready for the humidity in the Southwest and definitely didn’t expect to wake up to three very frozen cameras. Luckily, he took the right steps to save the cameras and lenses.

In this tutorial I will show how to create an awesome illustration that can be printed as a poster to hang it on your wall. I broke down step by step from the beginning to the end so you can follow and understand exactly what I went through while making this piece, and you get to download the .psd at the end.

Whether it’s experimenting with a new camera setting, or mastering a technique that you’ve long been wanting to learn, pushing yourself to embark on projects that are both interesting and challenging is a great way to test out newly learned theory, and can help to cement concepts and techniques in your mind.

In this article you'll learn what you need to know to get started with CSS3 animations.

This tutorial diggs deep into the unknown land of head modelling.

Compression is a simple and effective way to save bandwidth and speed up your website. When a user hits your website there is a call that is made to your server to deliver the requested files (actually they are HTML, CSS files, Javascript files, images etc. The bigger these files are the longer it's going to take for them to get to your browser. Also it takes much more time to appear on your screen whether you work on stationary or mobile devices.

Trey is best known as a pioneer in HDR photography. HDR stands for High Dynamic Range, a technique whereby multiple levels of light are captured for a particular scene and then combined into a single photograph. The resulting images are richly detailed and more closely resemble what you recall of the scene in your mind.