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Having downloaded one of these top photo editing apps, you can edit photos fast and professionally without subscribing to expensive plans. Earlier, advanced image photo editing – from curves and tone settings to working with masks and multiple layers was available only in desktop programs. Now these tasks are easily handled by top photo editing apps. However, choosing a really qualitative application can be a complicated task. So I have tested over 30 top picture editor apps and now I am ready to share the best ones with you. 1. Lightroom Deep color correction for novice and experienced users. Price:  Free or $9.99/month Lightroom CC is a powerful yet simple picture editor app for both novice and more experienced users. Lightroom  presets let you enhance photos in 2 clicks. Besides, the filter base may be expanded by adding different presets. It is worth mentioning that Lightroom supports RAW files without any problems. More experienced users will be able to play a

When it comes to putting portrait subjects at ease on a shoot, Alexandra Gavillet says, “Setting is everything.” She puts thought into DJ-ing the music on the shoot, for example, to set the mood. “The first song the talent hears when they walk in the room, before makeup or anything, has influence over the day and how the crew interacts with each other.”   Known for her high-concept environmental portraits,  Gavillet  likes to “create a world” on set that the talent “can live and play in.” On some of her favorite recent shoots, she says, “I’m very excited about the world we created through set design.” When she collaborates with a  set designer, they share ideas inspired by the magazine article, the personality of the individual she is photographing, or a role an actor is known for. She reviews the designer’s sketches for the scenery in advance, but enjoys the surprise of arriving on set and seeing how the plan became reality. “And when you see the set with lights and styling and t

If the safety of a baby isn’t a part of every pose during a newborn photography session, the infant can get hurt. Newborn photographer, Jill Velicer, has eight years of experience photographing families and newborns. She follows a safety checklist during her sessions. Local Flower Shops To Give Out Free Bouquets Wednesday For 'Petal It Forward' Event Velicer shared some advice with TODAY’S TMJ4. “Never pushing a baby into a position that's uncomfortable for them,” Velicer said. “Making sure that they're getting good circulation,” she continued. Another safety tip: Making sure the baby doesn't overheat or get too cold. “If the air conditioner is ramped up during your photo session the baby should have an additional layer," said NICU Neonatologist, Dr. Susan Hwang. Hwang said a photographer should be monitoring a baby's breathing. “They are at risk of blocking off their airway if

The first challenge in our Affinity Photo New Rock Photographer 2020 competition is live photography – here, 10 tips to make your snaps stand out from the crowd 1. Turn your flash off You're at the venue, and if you're lucky, you may even be in the pit. The first main rule is to turn your flash off, whether it's on your phone or camera. If you don’t, you will invariably annoy the band or artist and secondly the pictures will generally not look so good. Try to utilise the existing light conditions. Often the lighting in smaller venues will not be great; try and use this to your advantage by getting more creative with your angles. 2. Work quickly If you're in the pit (the protected area between the stage and the crowd barrier) it is usually three songs and out, so you only have around 10-15 minutes to get the shots you require. Shoot diligently and make sure you cover as many angles and the different band members as you can. 3. Observe and be aware Watch h