This stock photography website isn’t quite new, but it is very worth mentioning. Often I get lost there, exploring their beautiful curated collections, sometimes for hours on end. The images are completely free and can be used in any personal or commercial project free from restrictions, no attribution required.
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Decorate your space with this beautiful and delicate set of black and white (with a dash of pink) photos (4×4 inches).
To download JPG files just click the download button.
Enjoy!
In this short video Photoshop tutorial (under 5 minutes), you’ll learn, step by step, how to create this fun color effect with just two non-destructive adjustment layers. Quick, fun and simple!
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Photoshop Tutorial: Color Splash Effect 2016
In this video tutorial, you’ll learn how to create your own film effects with just two layers: a tone curve and hue/saturation adjustment. Everything is very clearly explained and gives you a lot of room to play around and experiment with your photos. Those adjustment layers are also non-destructive, so you can always go back and tune them to your liking.
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How to Add Film Effects to Any Photo
Got that perfect picture but it looks like it was shot in a cave? This tutorial brings you a few simple steps that can help you restore some of the light and color in your under-exposed photo. I recommend playing around with different values for the best result.
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How to Rescue Under-Exposed JPEG Images with Adobe Photoshop
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We are just days away from cozy and colorful autumn, which means that the holiday season will be upon us pretty soon. And I bet that a lot of you (including myself) are interested in how to take a great family ‘selfie’. These kinds of photos eternalize a special moment in your family’s lives, regardless of whether you put them on the wall, turn them into a calendar for the next year, or send them to far away family members just to show them what’s going on in your lives.
I chose a few articles about some tips and tricks ordinary people can do to get a nice family portrait. They all contain some useful advice on how to make photographing your own family a little easier and have the final results be more satisfactory. From ideal location ideas, camera equipment, and cute poses, each article takes a unique spin on the world of photography:
How to Take a Family Photo Like a Pro
By – Daily Mom
How to: Take Your Own Family Photo
By – Writing Chapter Three
What to wear in Family Pictures
By – Capturing Joy
7 Tips For Taking Amazing Photos of Your Kids
By – Lindsay Salazar
The Best Backdrops & Settings for Family Photos
By – The House of Smiths
Once you have all those wonderful and creative photos of your family members, you can use them to embellish empty spaces on your walls. You can do this all year round obviously; but it is always fun to add photo related home decor pieces to the house during the holiday seasons (Autumn- Halloween/Thanksgiving & Winter- Christmas/New Year’s). They are especially fun to look at during a festive party. You can also add your family portraits to holiday greeting cards at photo companies like Shutterfly. If you want to carry the images around with you, there are custom iPhone cases. These iPhone 6 cases are really cute. It’s nice to think that you can always carry your family around with you, even when they seem far away.
Loving this tutorial! It’s simple, easy to follow, and it is based on using non-destructive adjustment layers, so you can always go back to modify the image. Check it out!
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How To Create a Washed Out Vintage Matte Photo Effect
If you would like to make your portrait photo (or a photo of a loved one) dreamier and softer, this is the perfect tutorial for you. It’s very well explained and simple, suitable even for a beginner in Photoshop.
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Add quick effects to your personal photos
Who doesn’t like the 80’s? Well, if you’re having second thoughts, I bet this Photoshop tutorial will make you love them. It’s really simple, super easy to follow and you’ll get a free collection of distressed halftone patterns for your retro designs with it. What more could you ask for?
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How To Create a Colorful Fluoro Duotone Photo Effect
