Five ways to challenge yourself as a photographer
As a photographer, do you ever start feeling like you’re in a bit of a rut? Or perhaps you feel the need to challenge yourself
Photoshop Hall of Famer Dave Cross has been teaching Photoshop since 1990. He teaches on CreativeLive and on his own online training site where he adds new content every week, often in response to questions for his members.
As a photographer, do you ever start feeling like you’re in a bit of a rut? Or perhaps you feel the need to challenge yourself
Here are some of my favorite quotes about creativity – and we can all use a little help being creative, right? “The chief enemy of
When a photographer works with a model for the first time, what should you do? Does the model have expectations from you as the photographer?
In this video, I show you how to create a unique social media graphic that the couples you photograph can share on Instagram. While this
In this video tutorial Dave Cross shows how to selectively apply Dehaze in Photoshop. It can be faster and easier than using the Adjustment Brush
Making your own Photoshop brushes can open up lots of creative possibilities. Photoshop can create a brush out of pretty much anything, but the first thing
Adobe has introduced a series of “small” but important changes in the recent new release of Photoshop CC 2017. Here are some of the changes that
People often ask me what is my most frequently used Photoshop add-on or plug-in. They are usually surprised to hear that my favorite Photoshop add-on is my
In this video I share a very interesting Photoshop technique that lets you colorize an area of a photo – without making a selection! And
Submitting photos to Adobe Stock has just become a whole lot easier thanks to the new Contributor Portal. Most stock photo photographers will tell you that keywords
As much as Photoshop is an amazingly powerful tool, as photographers our goal should be to spend as little time in Photoshop as possible. My
…you make a spill your coffee and immediately think “undo” …you look at a beautiful sky and imagine cloning out the telephone wire …you look in