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Improve your portraits with this easy and effective foreground lighting effect. This effect may sound simple, but it an exceptional technique for fixing portraits with busy backgrounds. you will learn how

This slight change will make a wonderful difference to your photos. This darkroom technique can now be done in Photoshop in minutes.

Learn how to use Photoshop to make photos look wrinkled.

Add realistic film-grain to digital photos. This tutorial will introduce non-destructive editing and provides alternative steps

Learn how to remove freckles naturally without using the healing brush.

Add drama to your photos with this photo-realistic rain effect. In this Photoshop tutorial, you will learn how to combine several Photoshop filters to add rain to your photo.

Intensify photos with vivid colors in just a few simple steps! This Photoshop effect is perfect for fun vacation photos and is easy for novice Photoshop users.

Use Photoshop to create a realistic metal texture. The texture can also be used for 3D modeling.

Use Photoshop to create and add a dramatic ray of light to your photos. It's easy, accurate, and fun!

Follow this newly discovered method of simulating a polarizing filter with Adobe Photoshop that's faster, easier, and more effective. Considered the most useful filter in Photography, a polarizing filter makes almost any image look better by absorbing glare to reduce or eliminate reflections and darken skies.

Add a realistic fog effect to any photo with Photoshop.

Learn how to artificially increase the dynamic range using one picture. Increasing dynamic range make photos to look more alike to what the eye sees in real life. This technique is also an effective alternative for correcting exposure.

Use this technique to create a high contrast or low contrast image using a set of contrast adjustment layers.

A better way of adjusting saturation. This technique adjusts saturation according to the level of saturation in the image.

Brighten dark areas of a photo like a fill-flash. This effect burns bright areas and dodges dark areas to make photos look closer to what we naturally see with our own eyes.