Debbie Lefever is back! You may recall at the end of her presentation last October, she gave us a brief demonstration of how to “twirl” a photo. She has a fun presentation to share with us. Next she will explain and give a beginner’s guide to creating Fractals (a curve or geometric figure, each part of which has the same statistical character as the whole).
debbielefever.com
Krisztina Scheeff Presents Bird Photography
Website: https://www.ksnaturephotography.com/
Note: This presentation will not be recorded
Poly Salon
Members may submit up to four images for this non-judged event. They may merely discuss the images and/or ask for ideas on image processing/image improvement, etc.
Images will be submitted by emailing to: polyentries@yahoo.com
Images to be emailed during the week before event, Monday thru Friday. Cut off is 5pm on the Friday before.
Image size: max dimensions 1920×1080 pixels (same as image competition)
Naming convention: Salon-Name-Month-number (1 thru 4).
Example: Salon-Smith-Mar-01.jpeg, Salon-Smith-Mar-02.jpeg, etc.
Please submit all images at the same time (i.e. just one email).
IMPORTANT! In the email subject line, please put Salon.
Stephen Burns will share creative insight to using layers in a way that will help you express yourself more completely as an artist. This lecture will be focused on creating a vision and understanding the strategic use of layers.Learn to view them as a means to visual expression and not just as an appropriate workflow. See what can be possible when you think outside of the box.You will learn:1)Establishing a strong vision to guide your workflow.2)Effective use of Smart Objects.3)Using layer groups.4)Applying layer mask to layer groups.5)A look at the Creative use of the layer blend modes.
Drema Swader ZOOM presentation on PhotoPills app