Tag: Photoshop
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Fill in those hotspots
A photographer I do follow is Woody Walters of Digital Photo Candy.. and he has taught me quite a lot about photoshop. Woody, hosts a member’s section, but does give free tips for Photoshop. Today he was talking about filling in those hotspots, like bits of sky. He said it draws your attention to the […]
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Just a hint of colour
Camera: Fujifilm X-T100Lens: XC15-45 f/3.5-5.6 OIS PZF/Number: f/3.5ISO: 200 Focal Distance: 107 mmShutter Speed: 1/18 secSoftware: Adobe Lightroom Classic and PhotoshopPhotographer: Bren Ryan It seems ages since I played around with textures… when I photographed those bottles (Before image) I used a grey leather effect background. But I didn’t like the background effect the image […]
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Painterly Photoshop Action
Remember my classic car from Hackberry in the USA post? Well today I found a painterly action on the web. It was whilst reading a post by Ana Mireles on Digital Photography School about best actions for Photoshop that I stumbled on this painterly action. The download and instructions are available on Creative Cloud Discover […]
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Vintage
Carrying on with my digital artwork, I thought I would create a vintage set. There are a lot of free vintage PNGs on the internet and the above are just a selection of those I downloaded. You can view more of my artwork here. The bottom image I think will fit in nicely with XingfuMama’s […]
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Fan of #149… Powder Paint
Camera: Samsung Galaxy S7Lens: n/aF/Number: f/5ISO: 50 Focal Distance: 4.2 mmShutter Speed: 1/900 secSoftware: Adobe Lightroom Classic and PhotoshopPhotographer: Bren Ryan Processing technique Lightroom First of all I did few edits of my image in Lightroom, then selected Edit in Photoshop so I could add the powder paint effect to the image. Photoshop Once image […]
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Sexy Lady …
Another site I used for my PNG’s is Pixabay… today’s artwork is a composite of a Sexy Lady created by DeeDee51 and some flowers… The powder paint effect was created using tones from the image and a pop of green.
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Powder Paint trying a new method.
I’ve learnt a lot from Woody Walters of Digital Photo Candy about this effect. Check his blog post out about using creative brushes.
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Paint Effect – Woodland Trees
Camera Settings Camera: Canon EOS 600DLens: EF-S55-250mm f4-5.6 IS IIF/Number: f/5.0ISO: 100 Focal Distance: 55mm Shutter Speed: 1/25 secSoftware: Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom Classic In Lightroom Lens Corrections Panel Remove Chromatic Aberration Enable Profile Corrections Transform Panel Auto Selected Basic Panel Profile Adobe Colour Temp 5200 Tint +4 Dehaze +16 Vibrance +5 Saturation -4 HSL […]
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Adobe CC – Should I stay or Should I go…
On the 25th December my yearly subscription to the Photography Plan ends. Now here is the dilemma! As much as I love Lightroom and do the vast majority of my work in Lightroom, there are times when I need photoshop. However since the latest update Photoshop V22.0, it appears my Graphics Card is no longer […]
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Going forward…
Back in July 2018, I set myself a challenge, to make a post every day for a year well, that one year turned into two… so in July I decided to take a well-earned break. Blogging got me through the lockdown.. but I found I was spending more hours on a computer than I really […]
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Black and Blue Swirl (With Instructions)
Surfing at Joss Bay Vivid Dreamy How to Swirl Open image in Photoshop. Duplicate layer Control+J (Windows) or Command+J (Mac) Convert duplicated layer to Smart Layer, by right clicking on layer and selecting Convert to Smart Layer. Add Mezzotint Filter – Pixelate – Medium Strokes Add radial Filter – Blur – Radial Blur – Amount […]
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One Word Sunday – Division
Originally this image was one of blossom photographed at Bateman In Lightroom, I added a grad filter to desaturate one half of the image and played around with the temperature sliders. Then I took the image to Photoshop. Where I performed the following steps. Duplicated Layer Added a Texture – Multiple Blend mode Added an […]
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