Using the Lens Flare filter, we will explore how to create a “glint” in hair.
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With the start of every school year comes the return of school pictures. This year, use your own skills to create memorable photographs of your child.
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It’s easy to see when a less-than-perfect shot needs a little editing to make it look great. But what about the “good” shots? We often overlook those, thinking they don’t need any enhancement. In this lesson, you’ll learn how to take your images from good to great, in just a few simple steps!
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Give your portraits a polished appearance with these simple techniques to correct and conceal skin imperfections, such as shiny spots and blemishes.
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Learn how to enhance eyes in your photos, bringing clarity, definition and brightness that will make an impressive difference in your images — and give them the look of a professional portrait.
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Want to turn an ordinary photo into a work of art? You can by adding texture overlays.
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Whether you’re working with your own family members or the children of a neighbor or friend, “homemade” portraits can do a far better job of capturing your subjects’ unique personality than the mass-produced and stiffly posed images typically shot by school photographers.
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The classic look of black and white photography can transform an image from a simple snapshot to an eye-catching work of art. Here, we’ll take a look at a simple process that gives you amazing control over the look of your finished black and white image.
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Give any subject picture-perfect skin in just a few seconds. This technique allows you to create a final
effect that’s soft and smooth, yet still natural in appearance. For an added effect, give your photo
a Rennaisannce style high contrast or a delicately toned, vintage-style look.
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Take a photo with an uninteresting background and turn the background into rays of light for a spectacular focus! (I’ll teach you a trick to make the light more dramatic.) Then learn how to place even more emphasis on the subject for a finishing touch.
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