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Neons were invented by accident over 300 years ago when a scientist shook a test tube. It took another 200 years for the concept to be rediscovered, and they called their invention ‘The New Gas’, or, as it was known in Greek, ‘Neon’. In this tutorial we learn how to create an incredibly realistic neon using nothing but photoshop.

A while ago I had an idea for a time lapse of photos that travelled the world. No photo was planned and the camera was never in the same place twice. What it tells though is an incredible story, and it's the most effective way to relive a moment or memory. In this guide you'll learn how to recreate one of these time lapses to retell a story.

When taking portraits it is often a great effect to have a clean black background. But who says you need a professional and expensive background to get professional results? In this article you will learn how to set up a working background on a budget.

There are two types of motion blur pictures. The first type is where you keep your surroundings static and bring out motion in the subject. The other type of blur is where you keep the subject mostly in focus and get a motion blur effect on the background. Here are a few quick pointers for taking some cool motion blur shots.

Lately LetterPress has become a real trend in web design. It’s not hard to see why it’s so popular. LetterPress is stylish, very simple, and it’s third dimension allows it to catch the eye without being overpowering. Here’s how to create the LetterPress typography effect with photoshop.

Smoke photography has gained lot of momentum in the recent years. The setup for smoke photography is relatively simple. Here’s a quick recipe for successful smoke photographs.

Lately LetterPress has become a real trend in web design. It’s not hard to see why it’s so popular. LetterPress is stylish, very simple, and it’s third dimension allows it to catch the eye without being overpowering. Here’s how to apply the LetterPress typography effect in photoshop.

Imagine you’ve just put a pie in the oven. Now, the back of the packet said it needed 20 minutes at 120 degrees, but you haven’t defrosted your pie yet. How hot do you want it? How long should you leave it in the oven for and at what temperature? Welcome everyone to the world of photography.

The rule of thirds is a method and technique that can help you compose your image and bring out its energy, tension and feel. All you really need to do is imagine your cameras screen is split into nine even squares, with two lines running down and two running across. Here's how to get the best out of it.

Any photographer will understand the difficulties of dealing with camera shake. Whether lighting is dim or you’re zoomed in, a slight movement while the shutter is open could ruin your whole photo. Here are a few quick tips to help you avoid camera shake.