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This lesson you’ll learn how to insert on the picture real looking stars – highlights and create your own brushes sets

This lesson you’ll learn how to insert on the picture real looking stars – highlights and create your own brushes sets

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Perspective correction in Photoshop Elements

Buildings askew, tilting backwards? Photoshop Elements does away with them in a few minutes.

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Soccer goals design

This tutorial teaches you how to design a fantastic soccer wallpaper by following this step-by-step guide

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The Arch

In this lesson I will explain to you some main principles of creation of a collage, as "The Arch"

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Lens errors in Photoshop Elements

Correcting what your lens messed up.

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History Brush in Photoshop

Painting an earlier picture state into a modified photo using History Brush.

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Selective decolorization in Photoshop Elements

Yes, we know, “leaving-something-colorful-in-the-picture-while-making-everything-else-black-and-white” is way too corny since Schindler’s List. Think of the little girl with the red dress. However, if you still want to use this technique, we’re willing to help. No magic, no strings attached, just a simple tool and a bit of dexterity.

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Drawing effect in Photoshop

A picture drawn from a photo-for CS and CS2 users.

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Fashion Shot

Find out how this amazing image was created with Photoshop. This Photoshop tutorial will teach you many techniques that you can use to enhance your photos.

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Removing dates from your photos in Photoshop

Date stamp in the picture? How can it be?!

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Picture postcard II. in Photoshop

In the previous article, we placed four separate images onto a single new background (canvas) and arranged them beside each other. Below, you'll learn how to turn this creation into a picture postcard like the ones you can get at the newsagent around the corner.

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Cellulite (advanced photoshop tutorials)

A bit of summer nostalgia. Without cellulite, though.

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Black and white in Photoshop Elements 5.0

Professional black-and-white conversion, finally also in PSE 5.0!

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Print size in Photoshop

What to do when a photo is to be printed or processed in a digital lab?

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The Soft Sea Light

This lesson is about how to create by three pictures only a tender collage of sea-piece

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The Orange Sky

This lesson will explain to you in all details the process of creation of a collage

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Picture postcard in Photoshop

Multiple photos on single a canvas will make up a postcard.

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Summer breeze wallpaper

This tutorial shows you how to design summer wallpaper

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Fantastic Mountain Landscape

This lesson will show you, how by means of a few pictures to create a fantastic mountain landscape. Whiteness of snow in combination with radiance of stars must give an interesting effect

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Vignette effect II. in Photoshop

We have already discussed the darkening of picture edges and corners several times. We tried to eliminate this effect, and there were also times we conjured it upon a photo. Once again, we're up to the latter. By darkening the corners of the image, you can nicely emphasize the more important themes in the middle, and simply make other parts inessential at the same time, while still leaving all the picture elements visible.

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