How to make a Ling Kong in Los Angeles poster in Photoshop, using tiny planets and compositing In this Photoshop tutorial, you will learn how to make a tiny planet from any photo. Then you…
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How Would I Edit Your Photo?
That was our topic last week on “The Grid” and we had viewers submit their unedited images and I took them through the steps of what I would do to take them from out-of-the-camera to…
View More How Would I Edit Your Photo?People Are Really Struggling With This in Photoshop
That’s my topic today over on my scottkelby.com blog, and here’s a spoiler alert — the answer is to not use Photoshop for printing. You can give it a quick read (and check out the…
View More People Are Really Struggling With This in PhotoshopCreate This Cool Multi-Photo Layout In Lightroom in Two Minutes
I saw this layout (and the wonderful photos within it from photographer Adrian Scarbrough), in my LinkedIn feed (seen above), so I thought it might be helpful to show how to make a similar layout…
View More Create This Cool Multi-Photo Layout In Lightroom in Two MinutesMoving Forward on the Right Foot
A couple of weeks ago I wrote about a few things to do to tidy up at the start of the year. I want to follow that up with a look at how you can…
View More Moving Forward on the Right FootHow to Color Grade Photos in 1-click with Gradient Maps in Photoshop
How to Use Gradient Maps in Photoshop to color grade your photos Gradient maps are a secret weapon for retouchers and colorists. It’s so easy to make photography look rich or cinematic, by adding a…
View More How to Color Grade Photos in 1-click with Gradient Maps in PhotoshopSeven More of my Favorite Lightroom Shortcuts
Let’s kick off this week by learning some really helpful Lightroom keyboard shortcuts. Here we go: (1) To open all the panels in the left or right side panels, hold the Command-key (PC: Ctrl-key) and click…
View More Seven More of my Favorite Lightroom ShortcutsCool Tip From Gilmar On How She Uses Lightroom Gradients In Her Portrait Work
Here’s a quick 1-minute video from photographer, Photoshop wizard, and KelbyOne Instructor Gilmar Smith on how she uses Lightroom gradients in her portrait work. I like how she adds little things like negative Clarity to…
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