Even your most ordinary photo can become a winner with these five design tips.
Tip 1: Crop It
Crop your image to remove unwanted objects or wasted space, placing the focus where you want it to be.
Tip 2: Turn It
Sometimes all it takes is an unexpected perspective to add some energy and movement to a flat photo. Turn your photo at an angle, then crop it. Diagonal lines add movement to the photo.
Tip 3: Extend It
Add extra canvas to a photo, then add text and other embellishments.
Tip 4: Find the Focus
Find the most important part of your photo and de-emphasize the rest. Blurring and busy background helps keep the focus where it belongs.
Tip 5: Filter It
Turn your ordinary photo into an arresting work of art by experimenting with filters and blend modes.
5 tips to improve your Photo
Started by thomas123, Dec 15 2008 02:19 AM
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Posted 15 December 2008 - 02:19 AM
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Posted 21 December 2008 - 10:39 PM
It is an ok guide.. Not worth +rep though lol.

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#5
Posted 23 December 2008 - 05:23 AM
Embellishing makes me think of Ms Drown.
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Posted 23 December 2008 - 12:13 PM
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Posted 23 December 2008 - 12:24 PM
But what if I get some ugly pixels?
What should I do the 5 tips doesn't work :( I have a photo but it is kinda uhm too small/bad quality. I re sized it and tried my best to keep it clean and clear.
Tried your 5 tips again and again, didn't workout as expected; however it works only if "picture" not re sized :)
What should I do the 5 tips doesn't work :( I have a photo but it is kinda uhm too small/bad quality. I re sized it and tried my best to keep it clean and clear.
Tried your 5 tips again and again, didn't workout as expected; however it works only if "picture" not re sized :)
#11
Posted 23 December 2008 - 03:17 PM
Santa Claus said:
I would recommend first scaling your image up, and then sharpening it with the Unsharp Mask.
Actually I tried that out too...DID not work :D
However I think I will find a solution for it...Thanks anyways !


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