Category Archives: Photoshop A while ago I got a unique inquiry via e-mail from a great person. Dave has been a huge ZZtop fan since the 1970′s, and when he heard that they were coming to Windsor’s WFCU center, he bought backstage passes for himself and his wife, which included an opportunity to meet the band and have...  This past week I had the opportunity to photograph fitness model/pro wrestler Phil Atlas. We had an awesome shoot, and I wanted to share one image that not only has a great side of Phil, but also has great post processing, which I’ll explain about. The process for developing this photo was first given to... 3 comments 2011/06/13 - 08:02
Hey there, nice picture. I know it is kind of stupid to ask the secrets of a craftsman, and the whole intention of using photo editing software is to hide some glitches that might reduce the quality of the work and ofcourse for enhancing purposes. But as a student of photography and photoediting, I would like to see some other examples where the pictures after and before the photo editing look like. Thanks in advance. It would be wonderful if you could point me to good sites for research on photo editing. 2011/07/13 - 15:54
Hey Progeria. There’s a lot of sites to look at when it comes to this … two of my major influences are the following … Andy Armstrong – http://www.getdesignhouse.com Mike Long (Pindora’s Box) – http://www.pinupworkshops.com/pindora.html 2009/08/03 - 04:02
[...] and I met through Phil Atlas, and we had a great shoot to make sure that she also has lots of great images to go to California [...] Here’s a quick video I found on You Tube about photoshop actions. It’s more suited for the photoshop beginner, but if you’re looking for a better understanding of photoshop, this is something I highly recommend! I use actions all the time in order to save time and also some really good artists have created some... 1 comment 2010/12/03 - 10:30
thanks for the video, it really helped me a lot. I dont really use actions, but after watching this, it makes using them a breeze. For all of you who might not have heard, I recently got my hands on the design|house software created by graphic designer Andy Armstrong. design|house by Andy Armstrong is a collection of Photoshop actions, brushes, custom shapes, and styles, as well as hi-res backgrounds, wallpapers, textures, digital mats, and photo objects. He’s also recently released... 1 comment 2008/12/02 - 07:09
I definately second Andys Design House Suite. We use it all the time for finishes and custom work. I got the chance to meet and talk with Andy during this years Inferno. What a great guy. I found this on You Tube (my second home!) and thought I’d share it with everyone. It’s a simple technique that even the pros use to get rid of objects in photographs. Please leave your comments and let me know what you think of this tutorial. Take care. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WcJbN8CA49c 2 comments 2008/07/05 - 20:10
Thanks James for the video – YouTube rocks – a lot of cool Photoshop tutorials…keep up the good work. - Rob 2008/07/06 - 10:09
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