Issue 32nd of PhotographyBB Magazine Available for Download

October 1, 2010
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The latest edition of PhotographyBB, the free monthly photography magazine, is now available for download. It’s the 32nd issue, and as usual, provides useful insight into the world of photography.

Among the topics discussed in the latest edition are lighting techniques for portraiture to produce stunning images and harnessing the power of YouTube as the social network for photographers.

Then there is also a discussion on product photography, my favourite subject because it often deals with shooting products up close. Titled “How to Shoot Product Photography Using A Single Light Source”, the article is enlightening, and accompanied by stunning still life photographs.

Two Photoshop tutorials are also available, which deal with levels and colour adjustment, and how to create “bubble frame” effect. Download your copy here (in PDF).

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