Though the technology of digital photography has grown incredibly since its inception, one woefully missing piece of the process is the role of contact sheets.
On the evening of November 2, 2011, Dickerman Prints Gallery hosted the opening reception of Jan Tiura’s HULLS. Photographed from the unique and dynamic vantage point of a tugboat’s deck…
Ever notice how photos from the 50s and 60s have jagged edges like postage stamps? Those are called Deckled Edges and were a marketing gimmick or a holdover to traditional artwork, depending on who you ask. Read more about the history of the Deckle.
So what’s so cool about Google+ for photographers? First off, the gallery section is fantastic! It really makes a photographer’s profile pop like no other social network. Then there are all the other amazing artists showcasing their work.
Photo and video highlights from the 200 Yards opening reception at Dickerman Prints Gallery in San Francisco’s Mission district.
One of the most common questions we get here at Dickerman Prints is how to just change one part of an image without having it affect the whole shot. The answer, in Photoshop, is to use masks and layers. But just what does that mean? Take a look at these helpful videos to find out!
Our friend Susan Hillbrand will be showing some of her photography in the upcoming Contingent Portrait exhibition at Bluxome Point. The opening reception takes place on June 4 beginning at 6:30pm and the show is open by appointment beginning on June 5. Full details are below.
The latest edition of our collaboration with SF Camerawork and their First Exposures program features the photographic work of Marcus Wong and Llara Eslava.
Gritty urban photography from San Francisco’s Mission District will be on display at Dickerman Prints Gallery beginning June 24, 2011.
Learn how to create beautiful custom photo collages with our collection of tutorial videos and resources.