If you’re printing black & white photos before calibrating your monitor, you’re throwing money away. By Mason Resnick Are you playing monitor roulette? That’s the game where you rely on your monitor to determine whether the photo you’re working on will look as nice in print as it does on your screen. And then, you […]
Photos by Steve Rosenbaum When Kodak Infrared black-and-white film went the way of the Dodo* in 2007, Steve Rosenbaum, a long-time infrared photography enthusiast, didn’t despair. He found solace in his tricked-up digital camera, and kept shooting. Infrared is light that is at the far edge of the spectrum of visible light, and beyond. It creates a […]
Wanna bring back the 60s? Here’s a digital reboot of a classic darkroom effect that’s easy to master using Adobe Photoshop Elements “Oooh, you know how to solarize?” In the early 70s, my friends were impressed that not only had I mastered solarization—the special black-and-white photography effect that transforms photos into wild, other-worldly images by […]