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My default answer for people that apparently don't understand how the search bar works: You can do this with an editing program. I recommend using GIMP. It is available at gimp.org as a free download and comparable to Photoshop in many respects. Using GIMP: 1. Open your image in...

...editing program on? And what percentage of your Photoshop use would you say is for details such as lighting and similar details (as opposed to a "creative edit" or something a client would request)? Would you say it's "wrong" or perhaps a "lie" for a photographer to edit something like...

My default response for people who apparently don't understand how a "search bar" operates: You can do this with an editing program. I recommend using GIMP. It is available at gimp.org as a free download and comparable to Photoshop in many respects. Using GIMP: 1. Open your image in...

My default response for people who apparently don't understand how a "search bar" operates: You can do this with an editing program. I recommend using GIMP. It is available at gimp.org as a free download and comparable to Photoshop in many respects. Using GIMP: 1. Open your image in...

Ahh, that depends on so many things. What's the quality? Will it be framed? Etc.

I realize there are a lot of questions here that are asked far too often, and users should instead try using the search bar. However, why is it that people that still answer these questions receive thumbs down? For instance, the infamous color splash question is one I have a set cut and paste...

Isn't it control that selects the origin?

Well, the first thing that jumps out to me is the financial backing of it -- if you keep the rights, the customer has to pay you to get prints. If you give them the rights to it, they can do whatever they want with it -- and you'll get a lot less money in the end. It varies depending on the...

*Travel photographer. You might do this for a company, freelance (or for yourself, perhaps creating a book to sell from your photography) or even for a travel agency. *Wedding photographer. Obviously, you'd be photographing weddings -- this involves a lot of night and weekend work...