A vivid clipart effect with a fence pattern.

Transform oceans, rivers and lakes into a sheets of frozen ice.

Create a realistic rusted bullet hole on a metal surface.

Film photographers can do all kinds of wonderful things with filters and other kinds of hardware. Thanks to Photoshop, digital photographers can achieve much better results during post-processing and have the advantage of being able to apply more than one effect to their images...

This is a nice and quick tutorial to allow you to quickly turn any picture to a silhouette and preserve some of the color in the lighter portions of the object. Make sure the image is against a light background to begin with...

There are many plug-in filters around for Photoshop but it's amazing some of the effects we can achieve using Photoshop's own filters. In this project we are using Photoshop 7 but it can easily be followed in Element 2...

A digital camera allows us to take pictures that we wouldn't normally give a second glance, but when opened in Photoshop can be transformed into something completely different. This image was taken in Stow-on-the-Wold in the Cotswolds using the Coolpix 990...

Many of Photoshop's filters are not available to images in CMYK mode. That doesn't mean you can't use the filters, it just means that you need to know a few tricks...

There are a variety of ways to convert a photograph into a pencil sketch. And here's yet another, using the Difference blending mode, an Invert adjustment layer, and the Median filter. We'll demonstrate using PhotoSpin's image #0880017...

Photoshop offers a variety of filters that can be used to make a photo appear to be a painting. Here's another, using the Median and Texturizer filters...