Archive for the ‘The Web’ Category
Photoshop Retouching Cookbook
As a teacher in my other profession, I’ve learned that too much information taught at the beginning can be missed later. To learn something, it has to be experienced, hands on repetition. The more you practice, the more you remember. This falls under the “self taught” category too. A personal example is Adobe Photoshop, which consistently kicks my ass because it has so much to learn.So it’s good to be reminded and here’s one for you.
Creating HDR – Resources for Tutorials
Today I will share all the best links of excellent HDR tutorials and add my perspective to what I think they missed for those really starting out. If you’re brand new to photography, and you’ve seen the term HDR being used on all the major photo sharing sites, you need to know what it means, ...
Using Actions in Photoshop with Free Action
Besides Adobe Photoshop having endless abilities to change a photograph, there are also easy ways to change your photograph with someone’s technique. In the photograph above, I used a photo from a friend, and used an artist’s technique using an “Action” provided by the artist. An “Action” is a recorded step-by-step of actions being made ...
Simple Artistic Line Effect Tutorial
Above is a photo of President Obama I found online and I was curious as to how the artist created the effect. Playing around in Photoshop this morning before work, I figured how to do it, and wanted to share my little knowledge I have with you. 1.] First, simply load the picture you want ...
Between the Lines – Hard Drive Organization
I’ve decided to write a few articles/tutorials that are a “must read” when learning how to use Adobe Photoshop and techniques used outside the program that NO website ever explains. I’m a Pro computer user and an amateur photographer looking to improve my skill set in photography. The “Between the Lines” articles will be written ...