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12. Change a layer style from Lighten to Vivid Light and adjust layer opacity to 20%. This step is for increasing the contrast of light. That is : )

9. Paint black to mask undesired areas. For this photo, I mask the bottom part of the photo. If you don’t like masking that you just do, you can change foreground color to white and paint on the area you want to recover details. 10. Look better, doesn’t it? 11. Hold and drag a...

7. Select brush from a tool pallet and ensure that you select black as foreground color. 8. Change brush size according to your area in a photo.

4. You will see your photo after applying the radial blur filter. If you think that the radial blur is not enough for you, you can apply this filter until you are happy with the result. 5. Go to a layer pallet and change a layer style from Normal to Lighten and adjust layer opacity to 90%...

I use this photo for this example. 1. Hold and drag “Background Layer” over the new layer icon in order to duplicate the “Background Layer”. After duplicating, you will see “Background Layer Copy” on top of “Background Layer” 2.Select Radial Blur (Filter>Blur>Radial Blur) 3.Input...

I would like to share my Photoshop tip about creating artificial ray of light. “Radial Blur” filer, layer mask and layer adjustment are the main Photoshop functions used to create this effect. It’s easy to do. Please see the before and after shot as shown below.

Tamron 17-50 f2.8 VC review with some sample shots. :love:

I used to have Sigma 70-300 APO DG Macro but right now I've used Canon EFS 55-250 IS. IS helps you a lot especially when you shoot telephoto shots in low light conditions. I have my test http://www.digitalshuttermania.com/2009/03/comparison-between-sigma-70-300-apo-dg.html that may help you.