Every image that photographers or graphic designers create matters a lot for them. These photos are their piece and in every piece, it represents their selves. Hence, if someone stole their piece, then they have stolen the identity and personality of the artist as well. That might be the reason why photographers and graphic designers especially the professionals tend to be worried about their piece uploaded on-line to be stolen by someone else and use it for something without having any compensation at the artist’s end. Here are some tips on how to protect your images on the Internet from potential thieves. Continue Reading →
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Shipito – shop in US and forward your packages overseas
So you’re photographer or designer and want to buy a gear such as camera, tablet or lens which is only shipped within US? Shipito is mail forwarding service which will help you to deliver your online purchases anywhere in the world. You will just shop online and mail it to the nearest Shipito US Address and Shipito will ship it to your home overseas. Many shoppers prefer to purchase products online at US stores such as Amazon or BestBuy because there are whole lot more quality and less expensive items. However, some of these online stores don’t ship internationally because their policy is just to ship to US addresses only. This post will explain how to use Shipito to solve this problem. Continue Reading →
How to build strong portfolio
A portfolio is a collection of projects and achievements that are supposed to be the clear reflection of your skills, activities and interests. Portfolios are used for securing jobs in many areas nowadays. Regardless the field of specialization, the main purpose of the portfolio is to be able to display a strong, unified body of work that can represent you properly. Here is a short guide that can be followed by all professionals seeking advice on building a portfolio, especially creatives and freelancers. Continue Reading →
Top 50 iPad Wallpapers
Having an iPad in your hand makes you feel cooler and modernized. With its very sleek and elegant design, high resolution input/output ready LED Display, and varied applications for different use makes everything within your fingertips. It makes the whole e-life easier with iPad! Since everything in iPad appears on its display, it would be more pleasing if you have very nice wallpaper suited to your personality and mood. The whole iPad experience will be optimized when we definitely have stunning wallpaper as you enjoy the iPad experience. I have collected and carefully chosen the Top 50 free iPad wallpapers from different websites where you can download the original and full resolution file directly from the links that I will be providing with the preview. Enjoy! Continue Reading →
5 rule of thirds photography tips
Rule of thirds when used properly can help you greatly improve your photography. The first thing you learn when doing any visual art is the rule of thirds. It is the first thing to master when thinking of composition. It is a mathematical formula that enables you to create two dimensional eye candy. It applies to photography as much as it applies to graphics, fine art painting and even film. How to create more tension, synergy and interest in your subject matter? Continue Reading →
99 Designs review
99 Designs is an increasingly popular design contest website and #1 marketplace for crowdsourced graphic design services. In 2010 99 Designs was awarded Webby People’s Voice Award for Best Web Service & Application of the year. 99 Designs has hosted more than 75,000 designs already and claims to have paid designers $19 million to-date. Its Design Contest Marketplace enables businesses to quickly and inexpensively source custom logo design, web design, business cards or any other graphic design work by launching design projects to a global community of over 100,000 designers. Continue Reading →
How to choose lenses for your camera
My love for photography and my need to find the best possible deal led me to Tokyo’s Shinjuku district. One morning I wondered around, looking up all the time, stumbling through the signs in Kanji and Katakana. I finally made out the second hand camera store I had found on the net. I skipped through the entrance, into the lift, up 6 floors and into a jumble of hardware: mostly Nikon, Canon, Minolta and Lieca. I made my way through the camera bodies, found myself in the lens section and thought ‘Where do I start in this jungle of unwanted goods?’. Here are some things to consider before you hit the jumble sale. (You should also check our 5 must have lenses for photographers) Continue Reading →