Photoshop Resources and Tutorials

May 11, 2009 at 10:48 am · Filed under Photoshop, Photography

Tutorials for Using Photoshop

Tools & Tips: Photoshop Actions

How-To Tutorials

Body Enhancement Photoshop Tutorials
How to give your photo a “movie-like” effect
Create a Spectacular Flaming Meteor Effect on Text

Tutorial List Sites

good-tutorials.com
100 Photoshop Tutorials for Creating Beautiful Art
psdtuts.com
Layers Magazine: The How-To Magazine for Everything Adobe
tutorial9.net
psdfan.com
photoshopninja.com
pshero.com
psdlearning.com
photoshoptutorials.ws
60 Most Wanted Photoshop Tutorials, Brushes, PSDs, and Resources
pslover.com
photoshop101.com
psdtop.com
psdvault.com
photoshoplady.com
50 Great Photoshop Tutorials for Clever Beginners
40 Icon Tutorials for Photoshop
50+ High Quality .PSD Files and Tutorials
tutorialmagazine.com
photoshopusertv.com

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How to Be a Better Photographer - Video Tutorial

May 16, 2007 at 7:53 am · Filed under Photography

This video tutorial is one that was filmed recently at a conference in Vancouver, Canada. It features fashion photographer Kris Krug. The video/audio quality fades a little at time - but if you’ve got some time, grab a coffee and have a watch.

This video covers a lot of good solid basic tips from Kris - I hope you enjoy it.

Source [digital-photography-school.com]

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The 100 Year Old Photo Blog @ Shorpy.com

April 3, 2007 at 3:27 pm · Filed under History, Photography

Can you believe this photo was taken in 1942?

There are plenty of impressive photos like this one at Shorpy.com. It’s a nice look into a past that most of us never witnessed or long forgot. Typically, even those of us who witnessed this time period only have black and white photographs to remember those days.

When you look at a black and white photo from the 1940’s and compare it to a color photo of the same era, it really makes you think. You realize that these were real people and that the world didn’t look so much different as you thought. I would highly suggest taking a look at these great photographs at www.shorpy.com.

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