This illustrative logo for a chain of Japanese restaurants caught my eye. It was designed by Egor Zhgun of Art. Lebedev Studio in 2014. The studio’s case study dates back a while but you can catch that here. The triple meaning makes the design — the chopsticks in hand, the red-crowned crane, and the rising ..
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This week on The Grid, Scott Kelby took the reins for another entertaining round of Blind Photo Critiques, reviewing a diverse collection of viewer-submitted images from nearly every genre imaginable. The lineup included creative portraits, travel photography, automotive detail shots, street scenes, wildlife, macro, underwater, and even astrophotography. As always, Scott offered straightforward feedback on ..
If lighting has ever felt intimidating, you’re definitely not alone. For many photographers, lighting is where things get complicated. Flash triggers, power settings, test shots, and technical jargon can make it feel harder than it needs to be. That’s why Scott Kelby’s latest class takes a different approach. Using continuous lights, Scott demonstrates a simple ..
One of our favorite parts of every conference is seeing what attendees create, and the Photographing People Conference Photography Contest is your chance to share your work with the community. If you’re a paid registered attendee, you’re eligible to enter. Just submit your best people photos, and you’re in. Portraits, family moments, street photography, travel ..
There’s something irresistible about photographing waterfalls. The movement, the sound, the changing light, and the challenge of capturing it all in a single frame keep photographers coming back again and again. In Mastering Waterfall Photography, Sapna Reddy shares her complete approach to photographing waterfalls in Yosemite, one of the most spectacular locations for moving water ..
This week’s episode of The Grid was all about editing. Scott Kelby and Erik Kuna walked through a collection of viewer-submitted images and showed how they would approach each one using Lightroom, Camera Raw, and Photoshop. The images covered a wide range of subjects, from a studio motorcycle portrait and an Outer Banks lighthouse to ..
Adobe is releasing its June Lightroom updates this week, and we know you’re probably wondering, “What’s new, and should I be using it?” That’s exactly what Scott Kelby will be covering in a FREE live webcast tomorrow, Thursday, June 18 at 3:00 pm ET. Instead of digging through release notes or trying to figure everything ..
Your iPhone camera is packed with features that most people never use. In his latest class, Terry White walks through the settings and tools that can make an immediate difference in your photography, showing not just where they are, but when to use them. From customizing the Camera Button and choosing the right file format ..
One of the best parts of every KelbyOne conference is the people who make it happen. The Photographing People Conference brings together 19 instructors with different backgrounds, specialties, and creative approaches, all united by one goal: helping you create stronger photos of people. And we’re not just talking about traditional portraits. Throughout three days of ..
Anthropic Labs, the team dedicated to incubating and testing experimental AI products like within Anthropic, today unveiled Claude Design, an AI-powered platform that automates the creation of designs, slides, one-pagers, and other marketing and sales collateral. It’s designed to be easy to use for both experienced designers and nontechnical users. The product is built on ..
