2015/10/07

Weekend in Romania

Last weekend I was hiking in Romanian mountains.
Here are some photos:




You can already find some on Shutterstock to download in high resolution.
in few weeks I'll be submitting other stuff from this trip to Romania to Fotolia and other photostock agencies, until i have enough photos to write a photo report.

2015/09/26

Pellinni best mountain landscapes

Pellinni best mountain landscapes slide show on YouTube.


You can see more of my portfolio at http://qpel.net
Most images of this slide show are on Shutterstock

Music - November 16 by Pellinni


2015/09/09

Sunset Collection on ShutterStock


Here is Pellinni curated sunset collection on ShutterStock.com
 Sunset Collection

How to deal with uploads to multiple photo portfolios

How to deal with uploads to multiple photo portfolios

Tired of Copy/Paste

Are You a Photographer who tries to keep portfolio fresh and up to date?
Are You tired of uploading the same image to 500px, Flickr, Pinterest... ,
typing same titles, descriptions and keywords/tags,
sitting hours in front of Your computer screen or even worse - with a mobile device?

Sure You are, as I was until i found the way of automation of this process.

The tools

The easiest thing for sure, you probably heard already, is attributing - puting titles, description, keywords and other data inside Your photo, so that other software and online services could read it.
Fortunately majority of photo sharing services can read IPTC data.
There are many ways to fill the IPTC data but I'll recommend to use Adobe Bridge. All You need is to open Metadata panel in window menu and fill IPTC (IIM, legacy) fields:

  1. Document Title
  2. Keywords
  3. Description
  4. Author
You can apply similar metadata to multiple files simultaneously.


2015/07/20

My Portfolio site

At last.

I have my own Photo Portfolio Site.
With all information about Pellinni

also I plan to add PhotoBlog of new uploads to photo stock sites

2015/04/26

Create Epic Sky with Sun Burst and Flare Using Adobe Photoshop

MyPhotoCentral wrote...

Making great picture is hard process, a lot of times due to “some” limitation, we can’t get that look our eyes see or were suppose to be seen by others. I like to shoot into the sun, but I rarely use HDR. I’m always exposing for the ground and as you expect the sky is often blown out, if it’s not, many times there is nothing in that sky, it’s just flat. So what can we do to improve our photos?

since (probably 2021) MyPhotoCentral site is down, this article is published on Pellinni-photos blog