First Year of College...

WAS AMAZINGGGG! yes so many amazing things happened. First off i had my Review Board (art final) and got all my credits. I also got into the Bacholers of Fine Arts Program at Tufts University! This year i got all my English classes done with and passes with soild B's and A's (mind you some of these classes had graduate students in them)! I am just so proud of myself for doing so well and making sure i have a solid future ahead of me. I know photography can only do so much so getting a Higher degree will give me so many more options in life and when times come to move ill have a steady job and will not need worry about getting a better job!

Future Plans: I really want to start a photography foundation that provides families with free to almost no cost photos! I feel it is important to cherish every moment in life and sometimes people just cant afford to get pro photos done or even afford a camera. With my further schooling i hope to learn a great new way to work with solid pay to have enough to put away to start this project and even be able to do it all free some day so i can help as many families as possible!

To My Fans and Supporters: You guys are amazing! Thank you to everyone who has helped me get this far and those who just support me! The more i get the more i give! I do not take anything for granted so keep watching and i promise to always give back!

Remember: Always Keep Being Creative! Get Inspired! and Make Some Art!

Weekend in NYC (MU #1)

So I am on the road right now to NYC where I am to help watch a few kids on a trip. Although this trip won't be for photography it will be great to see the city again for future jobs!

Tommorow is the most exciting day with a trip to a brodway show! Haven't seen a musical since I was 14!

That's all for now!
-Bina

Video Tutorial #1 - Intense Eyes

Below is a video of how i edit the eyes in a photo to make them have an almost unreal pop to them. Enjoy.

NOTE: this effect will only work with images that are decently lit and at a low ISO (800 max)

Tips: When dodging the eyes make sure you use a low opacity (55%) and make the brush small enough that you are just dodging the ring of color not the whole eye! After Burn the dark areas to make the untouched area balanced with the dodged areas.

Image Credit : Ryuu Lavitz


Link to the full sized video.