Serenity by TJ Drysdale

Learn my editing techniques! In this 1hr tutorial, I’ll discuss some of the tips and tricks I’ve discovered in Photoshop to give photos a cinematic/artistic feel! You won’t be disappointed! Model: Victoria Yore

TJ Drysdale: Photos

Rise and Fall by Daniel Greenwood

This image you see here is a series of experimentation I spent around an hour processing this file.. Trying out a few new things here and there at the same time been busy with my partners putting together our workshops and new websites for the end of the year. I have not had a whole lot of time for looking at imagery let alone taking my own photos, so my activity on this website has been very dismal. Back in 2013 was the year I decided to buy my first camera to start expressing and sharing my vision. Up until 2013 I had lived a pretty dark life style, always getting into trouble with the law never really having any idea of where I wanted to go in life. Over the period of a few years I have moved in many directions with my work as I began to evolve. I have always been absolutely obsessed with space and the universe. This mixed with my insane creative imagination has been the result to some of my vision and art. Being only a few years into my self taught journey of taking photos and processing them, I have learned a great deal of important things. One of the most important to me is it be yourself. We are all unique individuals and how we each choose to express our vision is up to us. Besides, how boring would it all be if we all just copied each other?

Daniel Greenwood: Photos

The Dying Sun by Arshad Ashraf

During Birding i have seen two beautiful times of the Nature one is the Dawn of the sun and one is the Dying of the Sun. The body language of birds at both the times are different and one will love to capture their aggression in the morning and their calm and peaceful Gesture in the Evening

Arshad Ashraf: Photos

Coexistence with nature by Sandi Bertoncelj

Early morning walk with the friend and his dog we ended up on the quay at the misty Lake Bled. It was magic sunrise on christmas day with swans visit …

Sandi Bertoncelj: Photos

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Mt. Robson by Dylan Furst

Scene of Mt. Robson from a great backpacking trip through the Canadian Rockies. The highest mountain in the range.

Dylan Furst: Photos

Vortex by Johan Eickmeyer

This is an older shot of mine, but I decided to give it another go with the processing. The original was always just a little too cool in the WB and didn’t quite match the feeling of the scene when I was there. I warmed it up a little bit, and this is the result. Also, any suggestions on a good name for this shot? “Vortex” is a little too generic and seems to be the first title for many pools of water with a swirly. 🙂 I’m leaning towards Vortexy McVortexface. 🙂 Any feedback or name suggestions would be great! Thanks for looking, and have a great summer! (or winter depending on where you are at) www.JohanEickmeyer.com

Johan Eickmeyer: Photos

Inverse Reality by Adrian C. Murray

Adrian C. Murray: Photos

Tooth Peaks by Kyle Kuiper

Kyle Kuiper: Photos

Lost in Wallis by Johannes Hulsch

Processed with VSCO with e8 preset

Johannes Hulsch: Photos

The Best Companions by Lisa Holloway

***4th of July Sale – Only $199 for my 14 hour full access Photoshop secrets video tutorials – regularly $849*** Purchase Here—> SHOP Sale ends next Monday day night at midnight! 🙂

Lisa Holloway: Photos

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