i-Mag Photography - Issue 46

In this issue

Cover photo by Per-Andre Hoffmann

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CONTENTS:

PHOTOGRAPHY

Creative Blur
Learn how to intentionally make your photos blurred for a more creative image
Perfect Storm

Know what a Perfect Storm is in photography, and how you can use this to expand your hobby into a business by Lito Sy

Kick-Ass Lighting
Peter Emmett shows how to shoot proffesional looking portraits using a single strobes

When Colors Lie
Learn proper color management by Albert Pedrosa

A Thousand Words
Featuring the Fujifilm Nationwide Photowalk Top 15

A look at a top-notch photographs from i-Mag readers

i-Challenge You photo contest
A showcase on our readers’ winning photos

TECHNIQUES

Tea Time
i-Mag shoots client boards

PROFILE

Lito Sy
Know what a Perfect Storm is in photography and how you can use this to expand your hobby into a business

UP AND COMING

Roy Escalona
Enthralled by the wonders of nature, Roy brings fresh and artistic images that are at once earthbound and ethereal

Ruwen Verdaguer
An explorer in his own right, Ruwen flies to places and photographs visual peculiarities expressive of culture and places

IMAGE EDITING

Plug-in Play
Experience cutting-edge image editing with powerhouse plug-ins that let you create professional-quality photos

COOL STUFF

Product Feature
Fujifilm X-T1
Nikon D810 and D5300
Canon Pixma Pro-100
YongNuo YN-E3-RT and YN-600EX-RT
Gizmon iCA
Epson R2000

i-Mag Photography Magazine Description:

I-MAG PHOTOGRAPHY is published by Filipinos for the upliftment of the art and craft of photography in the Philippines. It is not a gear magazine that wastes half its pages on product guides and reports; there are enough of those around and on the Internet. It is rather a magazine containing tutorials, techniques, and instructional guides on taking and making better photographs.

We support contributors who generously share their knowledge, holding back nothing. Our pages are not open to photographers who wish only to glorify themselves and not share their know-how. We are always ready to praise great work, not great egos.

Advertisers will be happy to know that such editorial content ensures a longer reading life than gear magazines. We do not play favorites with certain brands over others; we are not beholden to any manufacturer or supplier.