1. create a new file, fill background with black, create a shape like this, fill with white 2. apply filter--> blur--> motion blur 3. apply filter--> stylize--> find edge 4. use pentool to do a selection of the crystal-like shape, cut it and paste it on a new layer, put it on to...

1. I assume you are a intermediate photoshop user, so I'll just skip the first few steps, please just see the screen shots.
2. load the selection of the ring, create a new channel in channels panel, ALpha1, fill with white, ...

1. create 8x8 file, draw a 5x5 black square right in the middle of the image, background should be transparent. Ctrl+A select the whole thing, edit---> define pattern.
2. create a new file, any size, white background, draw any shape (or text) fill with black color...

1. Open any images.
2. use Lasso Tool to create a shpe (for the hole), double click on Quick Mask tool, Color Indicates:Masked Areas;Opacity:50%
3. Apply Filter---> Pixelate--->Crystallize, Cell size lets say 7 (as long as it looks pleasing)...

1. open an image of a leaf.
2. create a ellipical selection.
3. CTRL+J to copy selection via layer. Apply filter--> distort --> spherize, repeat once again...

1. Create a new 500x500 file, white background, RGD mode.
2. Create new layer, draw outline w/ pen tool.
3. Create new layer, set foreground color to black, background color to white...

1) Make a new document. Go to Filter>Render>Clouds and then Filter>Render>Difference Clouds.
2) We want to apply atleast 15 lens flares. Filter>Render>Lens Flare:...

1. To begin we need to open a background image, whichever u want, here I use a background which is in the Sample folder which comes with the photoshop installation.
2. Press shift+ctrl+N to create a new layer. And make sure u got Black for the foreground and white for the background...

1) Create a new 500x500, fill the background with black, use lighting effect to make it like this picture is shown below.
2) Use pen tool to draw a apple shape, then convert it into a selection...

Use this tutorial to create shiny spheres for your interfaces or to enhance your logos and whatnot. Right now it's working in Photoshop 5x, but not guaranteed for Photoshop 6. This tutorial is quite long, and complex; however, every detail is described...