Photo processing

Carry out mesmerizing, high-quality images and photography in a couple of clicks! This photo effect comprises Smart Object layers, providing complete customization, ease, and versatility of a working process. Simply open the required layer by double-clicking its thumbnail, delete the placeholder shot, add your graphics, save it and watch the design magic happening in your Photoshop artboard. Don’t forget to toggle some adjustment features, adding the last touches to the composition.

For his project titled "Good Morning!", photographer Levi Mandel shot stealthy photos of unsuspecting strangers, printed out the faces, crumpled them up,

Darkroom

Photographer Thomas Hudson Reeve shoots pinhole photographs in a pretty interesting way -- rather than using photo-sensitive paper or film inside a

Two weeks ago we [published](https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2011/03/09/useful-photoshop-tips-and-tricks-for-photo-retouching/) the first part of Photoshop tips and tricks for photo retouching. Today, we'll be presenting the rest of the article. We hope that these techniques will be quite useful for your workflow. You may know some of them, but hopefully not all of them. We have had articles on various tools in Adobe Photoshop but this one is focused more on the techniques rather than the…

Learn how to give your photos a cinematic look when editing in Lightroom. Discover expert tips & techniques to enhance your images and make them stand out with a professional and dramatic feel.

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Maciek Jacik, as featured at cap74024's article, "Endless Color". "I create all the effects in my photographs in-camera. I prefer physical, tangible processes."