Tips and Tricks
Negative Week, Day 3: Blending Negative Images in Ten Easy Steps
Welcome to My GPS Camera Phone! Make sure you don’t miss out - subscribe to the RSS feed. After you’ve left six comments, nofollow tags are lifted, giving you some awesome some link love. Thanks for visiting!Yesterday’s Wordless Wednesday featured an abstract negative image created with two other images, both negative to fit the theme. [...]
Partial Color Imaging with the History Brush
Yesterday, you saw the tutorial on how to use the history brush in order to achieve a partial color image. Hopefully, you ran to your computer and tried it out. Believe me, it’s addicting. As promised, I’ve provided my entry into the history brush olympics.
This is a shot of some marine buoys from Key West [...]
Using the History Brush in Photoshop: Partial Color Imaging Re-visited
In the past, I’ve posted partial color images, but the effect was achieved using Picasa 2. This time, with the help of Revver user jennyrusks (and owner of Laughing Lion Design), we’re going to tackle another way to get this powerful effect, only this time in Photoshop.
The process is simple: open image, desaturate image, bring [...]
Using Layers and Blending Modes with One Image
I didn’t realize the time, so stop by Dan’s blog and thank him for getting this post out the door today. On to the how-to!
Nothing was coming to me last Tuesday night, which nearly led to me not participating in yesterday’s Wordless Wednesday. Instead of giving in, I tried something that works for me when [...]
Blending Modes are Freakin’ Awesome
First, thank you to all of my visitors yesterday, especially those of you who commented. I’m enjoying posting an abstract image followed up by a how-to post, so if you want to be sure not to miss anything, please subscribe to my RSS feed (really, it only takes a second!).
There were some great guesses as [...]
