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In this tutorial, we're going to use vectors, textures, and layer styles to create a paper craft underwater scene.

Looking like a scene from The Wizard of Oz, this remarkable photo shows an ominous supercell storm descending on a farm in Nebraska. Professional photographer Camille Seaman explains her thought process prior to capturing the photo:

Get some useful tips to improve the way you use Navicat.

In this Chapter of rigging in 3ds max We will learn how to create the Hip bone of a character and how to connect it with leg bones as well as how to set a IK solver in leg.

Architectural photography is an art form in itself. It takes a photographer with a keen eye to capture the beauty and showcase the architect’s design in a single photo. Photographer Julius Shulman was one of the most well-known architectural photographers. He prided himself in not only creating an incredible image of a building, but also incorporating people into his photographs so the viewer could visually experience the functionality of the architecture.

This tutorial shows, in great detail, how to use function as a function parameter in JavaScript.

Welcome to a new tutorial where I will explain and show you how to model a Ford Escort MK1 RS1600. Like other tutorials, this is also very detailed so any beginner can understand and learn something useful. I am Andrei C., the administrator of this tutorial and I would like if you will leave a comment at the end of this tutorial and tell me what do you like and what you don’t like when you are following this tutorial. Like this, I will be able to improve my writing skills.

If you’ve ever scrolled through a page of thumbnails while searching for products, you’ve probably noticed how much more inclined you are to take a second look at the goods displayed in a strong and clear photograph.

In this tutorial, you will learn How to Create an Old Photo Effect in Minutes in Photoshop.

Before explaining Exposure Value, it helps to know what Light Value means. When you find something, there are (generally speaking) two main levels of light you need to deal with.