I’m still learning my way around Photoshop. Most of my photographs posted thus far may have minor tweaks. I use the straightening tool, crop, and may lighten up some shots. I took some portrait photographs for a friend a few weeks back and fiddled with shadows and highlights, brightness and contrast with some good results.
Below is a photograph I have had a play with this evening. It’s over the top but I’m having fun.
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god fun! somehow, i find photoshop rather daunting, i need to overcome that and have a go at it too!
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I’ve purchased a couple of Photoshop Projects magazines that have step by step guides & include a CD with source images for the projects. Well worth the coin & a great way to get to know your way around Photoshop. UTube is also another source u can access 4 step by step instructions on Photoshop projects, tips & how-toos
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Thanks.
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Nice edit, a touch less red would give it more of a natural feel. Try Lightroom “or the free equivalent Raw Therapy” for basic edits and cataloguing they are great.
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Thanks for the tips 🙂
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The best way to learn Photoshop is to play with it. Also, check out downloading free actions. Some of these can give cool results to your photos.
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Thanks for your advice Sue, it’s appreciated 🙂
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No worries. I’ve been ‘playing’ in PS for years.
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I don’t use Photoshop for photos, but for my artwork. It’s always fun to play around with the filters!
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The hours can easily be eaten away that’s for sure 🙂
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I like your fiery red sky 🙂 But it was a good shot to start with – which makes all the difference 🙂
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Thank you 🙂
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