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photoshop tutorials

Autoloader for Photoshop: How this program improved my photography workflow.

May 27, 2010
AutoLoader from Bridge

First, I am not being paid a single cent by Autoloader to promote this, although I welcome the good folks there to contact me at any time.
If I get comments at the end of this post that you all knew about this all along and didn’t tell me, I will feel so betrayed!
If [...]

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Photo retouching: Making those gray, dull photos pop.

March 26, 2010
photo retouching tutorial

First, I’d like to wish my sister Kirsten and my dad a happy birthday. Love you guys!
Okay… on to the topic at hand. It’s Fix-It Friday at iheartfaces. Have you ever taken a photo of a darling subject only to find that dull gray wash over it?

Look at this beautiful girl. Look at those eyes. [...]

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Photoshop Tutorial: How do I maintain proportion and scale when I resize my images?

February 23, 2010
picasso in the snow

Have you ever been surfing the web and seen a photo like this?

There are two ways to make sure that no matter what size you make sweet little Picasso, that you keep his proportions locked so he still looks human when you’re done.
The first one is easy, and obvious. But you’d be surprised how many [...]

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Adobe Lightroom & Another Contest!

January 18, 2009

The contest to try and win one of 3 Picnik Premium Memberships ends at 6pm CST today and winners will be announced tomorrow.
Today’s guest blogger is photographer Susan Keller from Short On Words.
Lightroom is the photo editing software I use to catalog and edit all my images. For me, it’s quicker, easier, more intuitive, [...]

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