Editor's Pick in Photo Editing
Changing the colour of the light sources in your photographs can make them look even more realistic and beautiful than they were in the original.

Add an embossed effect to a photo.
1. Open the image for editing.
2. Duplicate the current layer (Ctrl+J), change the blending mode to Multiply and change the opacity to 50%...

Editor's Pick in Photo Editing, August 2005
Rarify your photos by adding an easily created antique effect. You'll be using the image tool to apply layer, channel, invert, blending, and opacity properties.

Editor's Pick in Photo Editing, August 2005
Adding pastel colors to any photo, you can create the look shown in the picture at the and of this tutorial. We'll use the neon glow filter for this one.

Two simple methods for inverting an image without changing the colours.
1. Open the image for editing.
2. Invert (Ctrl+I) the current layer...

Editor's Pick in Photo Editing, August 2005
Learn how to stylize any photo to emulate a highly detailed watercolor painting with a pen outline.

Editor's Pick in Photo Editing, August 2005
Let's go grunge! Today we'll add a dirty overlay to an image to create the familiar look that is of late so popular.

Increase the size of a fire.
1. Open the image for editing.
2. Duplicate the current layer (Ctrl+J) and change the blending mode of the new layer to Difference...

A quick and effective technique to make waterfalls larger.
1. Open the image for editing.
2. Duplicate the current layer (Ctrl+J) and set the blending mode of the new layer to Screen...

Fill a swimming pool with water in seconds! Well, create the appearance of a swimming pool filled with water in Photoshop in just four steps. We'll use the Clouds, Crystallize, Gaussian Blur, and Glass filters to create rippling water...