The photograph overhead is from The Blast Tour collection. This excerpt portrays The Blast Tour’s essence; and how this collection is going to evolve. Following this write-up, a link has been provided. The link that follows this write-up provides free, unrestricted access to a range of desktop backgrounds from The Blast Tour collection for your viewing pleasure. Soak in the sights and plunge into the realm of light trail abstract street photography!

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The image shown above is a shot of a great friend of mine Scott VanArsdale and I shooting an ad for a class project at Savannah College of Art and Design about 2 years ago or so; I didn’t have fancy photography lighting equipment, neither did I have enough credits to check out the equipment from the school, I used what I had. I am posting this because I want to share with you an article from my idol Scott Kelby on his Photoshop Insider Blog, “Behind the Scenes From My Recent Product Shoot”.

As a kid I always wanted to know how to make products appear as if they are floating when you photograph them. In Scott’s article he lays out the steps and shows you how he went about photographing the product making it appear as if it’s floating.

View his article and enjoy it! [here’s the link]