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We try to simulate a relatively rare photo filter of a special effect.

We conjure colors onto a bleached sky while leaving the irrelevant areas untouched.

Once a digital photo, now a pastel crayon drawing.

Sending a bit of sunshine to the shadowy areas of a landscape photo.

It is a well known issue, particularly when using small cameras with built-in flashes, that your photo subject looks back from the photo with a pale face if you flashed them straight in the face. Wax-like colors and marble-like liveliness don’t do much good to a portrait, so we took the effort and made a procedure to enhance facial colors. It’s not that difficult.

Two different photos merging with each other.

An annyoing darkness covers the edges of your photo. The solution is in our hands. Or rather, in this article.

Not really smoothing out but making freckles vanish.

Sharing the secret of piercing Photoshop looks.

An old paper photo of a fox, full of dust, scratches and age. The fox remains, the nuisances go.

"Your photographer friends" will be surely humiliated when they see the carnival of colors on your nature photos. Even colors thought to be dead can be revitalized with some care. This is what the next dossier is about.

Bored of digital looks? Spice up your photo with film grains!

If you want more than the B&W feature of your camera, you can find the truth in this article…

You’ve got the landscape (building etc.), but the sky is bleached white? If you measure exposure at the sky, the object becomes too dark?

We lighten up shadowed areas while breaking in those unruly highlights.