Altered States

Have you ever had a final image stuck in your head that you knew you couldn’t capture in camera because an image like that simply doesn’t exist in the real world? That’s where photo compositing and special effects come into play in Photoshop. Mark S. Johnson will show you how to take elements from multiple photographs and mix them up to create a powerful-hitting image from another realm.

Elemental Isolation

To create a better black-and-white image, add more color. If this makes no sense to you, turn to page 102 and Mark Heaps will explain it all. You’ll soon be supercharging your own Black & White adjustment layers.

Design Makeover

On-Site Treatment Plan

By Design

Principles of Design

Photography Secrets

ISO 101

Photoshop Tips

From the Help Desk

Down & Dirty Tricks

Stitching Fabric in Photoshop

Beginner’s Workshop

Smart Sharpen Savvy

Light It

In the Shadow of Her Bike

Photographer’s Workbench

CMYK Gamut Corrections in Print, Part 1

Beyond Photoshop

Animating a Fresco, Part 2

From the Editor

Contributing Writers

About Photoshop User Magazine

KelbyOne Community

Exposed

Photoshop World Guru Awards

Story Of An Image

The Breaking Wave

Under the Loupe

Transferring Your Lightroom Catalog and Photos to a New Computer

Maximum Workflow

Exposure 5

Lightroom Tips and Tricks

Leica M240

PercepTool 3
The Aviator Travel Jib

Petzval DSLR Art Lens
Cinemagraph Pro

Profoto Umbrella Deep and Shallow

Hydra HDRi Pro
Pixelmator 3.1 Marble

Photoshop Book Reviews