For portraits intended to flatter your subject, beautiful skin is a must. Skin convey’s someone’s strength and vitality. Skin that looks even and fresh helps […]
Is Photoshop always on your mind? Do you constantly look at photos in magazines while laughing and muttering, “Clearly that’s photoshopped — are you guys […]
After years of shooting and editing photos, Dave Cross has had ample time to make Photoshop mistakes — and learn from them. But his biggest piece […]
Running a small craft business requires a lot — not only do you need to have perfected (or at least, almost perfected) the actual making […]
On a professional, commercial or editorial shoot, food stylists prepare food to make it look “real,” or better than real. This requires quite a few […]
Can you edit a photo better today than you did before? May 14 marks the start of Photoshop Week 2018 and to celebrate, CreativeLive wants […]
Adobe Photoshop — the most useful image editing software ever created — is almost 30 years-old. Want to celebrate with us? Join us for Photoshop Week […]
Insight into wedding photographer Caroline Tran’s creative process and her advice to aspiring photographers and Photoshop students. What became the hallmark of your work/style? Incorporating medium format […]
More megapixels and bigger sensors may be best when buying a camera, but there is such a thing as an image that’s too big. […]
Learning how to fix flyaways in Photoshop is something any photographer can greatly benefit from. They’re nearly inevitable during shooting – but also extremely distracting […]
CreativeLive instructor Ben Willmore has proven that Photoshop can do so much more than slim down celebrities. It is a great asset in business and […]
RAW files are not processed within the camera, which means they’re basically a huge chuck of data for you to mold. Think of them like raw […]
Color is a powerful tool inside any art, but photographers are limited to just the colors they see — or are they? Using Photoshop, it’s […]
Your Photoshop workflow depends on several factors, including the volume of work you’re dealing with and your own mastery of the software. Lightroom and Photoshop instructor […]
A Cinemagraph is a still image in GIF format in which small movements are repeated in a loop to give the viewer the perception that they are watching […]
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