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Andrew Foord is no stranger to the blog. He's been featured here plenty of times. His photography work has a specific look and feel--his very own style--that I'd classify as fashion. His processing relies heavily on his mad Photoshop skills, so it was interesting to discuss Exposure 7's new non destructive
Andrew has been on the blog before, he has a knack for making neat-looking fashion images. He's previously shared insider info on how to break through inspiration plateaus, tips on building your portfolio, and how to get out of hot water when everything goes
Greetings, blog readers. You may recognize the name Andrew Foord. He is a regular guest on the blog, check out the articles he's written, here. Andrew is a retouching whiz. His workflow is largely Photoshop-centric, but Exposure is almost always incorporated for those ever-so-important finishing touches. Though
Fashion and glamour photographer, Andrew Foord, shares some terrific ideas for building your portfolio. He's been featured on the blog before, check it his other articles here, here, and here. Andy, I'll pass the mic over to you. -----When you start getting serious about
Andrew Foord, returns to the blog with encouraging suggestions to help you through inspiration plateaus. If you missed out on his other articles, check them out, here and here. The remainder of this article came from him. Thanks, Andy! --- What’s the best thing
Fashion and glamour photographer, Andrew Foord, returns to the blog with with a humorous take on the importance of timing. If you missed out on his introduction article, check it out, here. The rest of this article is from him. Thanks, Andy! ---- Ask
Andrew Foord is a fashion and glamour photographer out of Bergen County, New Jersey. He hasn’t had much official training at a university or photography school. Books, articles, and online training tutorials have built him a significant foundation of photography know-how. His passion for
Dodge and burn is a particularly valuable post-processing technique. Exposure’s efficient dodge and burn tools help you work quickly at a detailed level.
We've all had something go awry, before. When it involves a mixture of cutting edge techie-gadgets and irreplaceable data, the looming 'what if' thoughts can constantly pick at your mind. Andrew Foord tells us about a recent data handling escapade he had, but a bright idea to use Blow Up
Thinking of changing over to a mirrorless rig? Read the opinions of some of the top pros in the industry before you take the plunge.