Merging photos II. in Photoshop
We are now fading two photos into one in Photoshop.
We are now fading two photos into one in Photoshop.
Those nasty, flying and swirling pieces of hair!
Over-exposure, an effect reminiscent of graphics. Go for it!
In another Photoshop article we emphasized wrinkles, now we are about to remove them.
Expressive wrinkles in Photoshop
A zoom effect lends dynamics and highlights themes
Let’s find a more irregular color for the lips instead of the boring reddish pink hues. And you won’t even need a beutician!
A small bag from NatGeo
An old family portrait, born anew in Photoshop.
A picture drawn from a photo for Photoshop CS and CS2 users.
A creative article, also for men!
A mock-up looking effect with an imaginary tilt lens.
Hikey, baby!
Professional black-and-white conversion, finally also in Photoshop Elements 5.0!
Rule of thirds in Photoshop CS5.
Small distance? Wide angle? Building? Leans back?
Giving the house a new, colorful coat-without any architectural skill
We’re going to color a black-and-white photo in Photoshop.
The “dumb” and the “clever” are working together in Photoshop.
Even group resizing is possible with the somewhat hidden Image Processor.
This time we’re going to transform a gloomy picture into a sunny one with the Photoshop version made for mobile phones.
Create a world of colors you like in Photoshop.