Adobe Photoshop

Discover all of Julianne’s tips and tricks for using Smart Objects in Photoshop – in this single post!

Here are some helpful tips for using the Ruler, Note, and Count tools – all of which are nested with the Eyedropper tool in Photoshop CC.

I had time over the weekend to sit down and retouch some images from Tasmania and thought it might be interesting to write up a quick overview of the workflow. In a nutshell, the majority of edits were done in Lightroom Classic CC with a bit of retouching done in Photoshop CC. On the left are the original raw captures, the final images on the right.

Here are eight Shortcuts for Working with Channels in Photoshop.

Learn five quick tips for working with brushes in Photoshop.

Discover fifteen tips for working with Layer Masks Tips in Photoshop.

Here are my favorite tips and shortcuts for working more effectively with Layer Groups in Photoshop.

In this project-oriented course, Julieanne takes five images from start to finish, beginning in Lightroom and ending in Photoshop, helping you to understand which image editing techniques you’d apply to your photos in Lightroom Classic, and when you’d want to switch to Photoshop to make further changes.

In this course, learn how to automate repetitive tasks in Photoshop, so that you can accomplish more in less time.

While I expect that many of you already know the shortcuts to fill with the Foreground and background colors, did you also know that your can fill with History, fill non-transparent areas, and a combination of both?

Project creep gets me every time.
1) I broke a pot that had a succulent in it.
2) I went to the nursery to replace the pot.
3) I ended up buying 12 more succulents (I mean seriously, how do you decide on just one, when they’re all so unique!)

Learn fundamental Layers Panel tips and techniques including how to best work with the background layer, adding and deleting layers, changing opacity and blend modes, renaming, linking and more!

The Blur Gallery filters (Field Blur, Iris, Tilt-Shift, Path, and Spin) are incredibly powerful features that can help selectively blur a photograph in order to remove distracting elements, help direct the viewers eye through an image, or just add creative effects! To apply these filters in a nondestructive manner, I would recommend that you first convert the layer(s) to Smart Objects before applying the filter so that you can:

Here are 10 of my favorite tips, techniques and shortcuts  for working with filters in Photoshop CC.