Courses
Ps Foundations: Masking
Photoshop Foundations: Masking Masking, to some it is the best thing since sliced bread, for others it is about as enjoyable as soggy waffles. However, masking is one of the most important topics to learn early on in your Photoshop endeavors. With masks, you can nondestructively edit your photos very quickly. In this course, we…
Ps Foundations: The Inverted Image
Photoshop Foundations: The Inverted Image! What if I told you there is a second dimension in your photos that you are not accessing right now? You’d probably want to know more right? Especially if I told you that with that 2nd dimension of data you could make some of the most natural adjustments possible. The…
An Expert’s Guide to Workflow Automation
An Expert’s Guide to Workflow Automation The final chapter in the Workflow Automation course! We will be covering everything from exporting images from Adobe Camera Raw to Droplet creation. This one is not for the feint of heart, and it is strongly encouraged that you watch both the Beginner’s and Novice’s Guides before pursuing this…
Vertical Panoramas
Vertical Panoramas Of all the photo processes I have ever pursued, Vertical Panoramas have got to be on the top of my list of favorites. They are exactly as they sound, panoramas with a vertical orientation instead of the traditional horizontal pano. They can create some of the most powerful floor to ceiling compositions in…
Palette Effects Recipes
Palette Effects Recipes One of my good friends and fellow photo buddies, Jeffrey McPheeters, once told me that photo editing is like being a chef. You can give the same ten ingredients to two different chefs, and each one will come up with something different. Some of them may go for sweet, others…
