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Another clever photo prank has appeared, this time with twins. This prank is a little more intricate than some as it takes three people to pull it off. The results, however, are hilarious. Check out how these twins, and their secret partner, manage to befuddle passing tourists:

Here are the examples how to place the elements in the middle of the parent element. One of them is improved to make it workable even in IE7 and IE6.

Becoming a great photographer is a lot harder than most people think. It requires a lot of insight, practice, and understanding of what photography actually is.

Photoshop CC 2014 tutorial showing how to change the material of a statue or other object.

Wedding photography used to be more about who was at the ceremony rather than the details of what was taking place. Buissink uses a photojournalistic style to capture the details that let us know that every wedding is unique.

Despite his huge success and experience working with big-name clients like Nike, Microsoft, and Toyota, Almas wrote in the ‘About’ section of his website that he’s always learning and working to make each photograph better than the last one.

3D renders are often combined with vector elements and photostock elements to create stunning visual effects. While some artworks can be created merely in Photoshop, most designers are forced to call upon other programs in order to achieve truly brilliant effects. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to create a Poser figure, create a shatter effect and render it in 3DStudio Max, then use Photoshop and some simple stock images to create a brilliant and visually stunning water explosion effect.

This week we're going to talk about ruby syntax. After this tutorial, I believe that you'll have a much better understanding of the framework and feel much more comfortable doing things by yourself.

Hi again, in this tutorial i will show you how to create a plate using 3d Studio Max 2011.

Rembrandt lighting is one of the core lighting setups used by portrait photographers because its ability to produce softly lit facial features. The trademark brand of Rembrandt lighting is a triangular shaped spot of light that sits just beneath one eye and runs the length of the nose.