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With all the amazing time lapse videos that have been making their way to the interwebs lately, you start to wonder if there is even an room for improvement anymore. Then a video like this surfaces and we become awestruck all over again

To some, the act of post processing is every bit of an art as the act of taking the actual photograph. In the case of architectural photographer, Irene Kung, one may even argue that is where her creative abilities are at their highest. Kung has called her photographs nothing more than snapshots, most of which are taken from the very same perspective as any other tourist would see them.

Getting started in glamour or fashion photography and need a few pointers on the process of it all? The team over at Tony Northrup‘s studio have put together a great video tutorial that walks through a full spectrum of things ranging from lighting, modeling tips, and post production. Even those with no plans for a future in fashion photography may learn a thing or two to use in other styles.

Create a luxurious super glossy golden text effect using layer styles, a filter, and a simple brush.

In this video tutorial Roberth Vala looks at how to create cracks in ice, inspired by the style of the film 'Ice Age'.

Many space and photography enthusiasts have taken images from the International Space Station files to create some rather stunning timelapse videos of earth and space, but the video we see below, created with images from the Messenger spacecraft, give viewers a unique view of planet earth. As Messenger left the atmosphere on its way to Mercury, its Dual Imaging system captured hundreds of photos of earth, many of which we see in this sequence:

I will show how to make a linear spiral - sometimes known as an Archimedian spiral. We will first make the spiral with lines. Then we will create a path from the spiral and put the text of the Gettysburg address on the path. We will then apply a background picture of Gettysburg. Techniques used in this video should also work in Photoshop CS6.

If you prefer a good dose of humor mixed in with your photography tutorials, look no further. Kai, from over at DigitalRev, is here to teach us about using flash to capture dust, or in this case, baby powder, in mid-air.

Here is a great way to create post-apocalyptic environment. This tutorial will show you how to composite your own scene with multiple photos and retouch characters by adding hair extensions and more. Try it out!

You can create an icon of the short message in several simple steps in the Photoshop and the decomposing step is to introduce the idea of making icons. Hope this tutorial can help you.