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Category Archives: Photoshop Techniques
Alamy QC Workflow from camera to upload
Over the last couple of weeks I have been uploading the images that I have been shooting over the last few months of my travels around Australia to the Alamy Stock Library. I thought that in this post I could … Continue reading
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Black and white experiments with Gradient Map in Adobe Photoshop
One evening last week I decided to play around with some landscapes I shot from Haystacks of Buttermere Valley. I have always enjoyed playing around with black and white images, sepia toning and cyanotype. It has probably stemmed from being one … Continue reading
Posted in Photoshop Techniques
Tagged Adobe Photoshop, Black-and-white, Gradient Map, Graphics, Haystacks, Image editing, photography, photoshop
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