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Photoshop CC 2014 tutorial showing how to quickly and easily add realistic rainbows to your outdoor photos.

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This tutorial will help you to create a website to promote an IPhone/IPad application. During this tutorial, you will learn to create a layout resulting of a mix between a modern design and an effect of illustration (not far away from cartoons). Perfect for all uses around web applications and IPhones, this template will be useful too for other themes like: portfolios, eco-websites, etc.

Learn how to this surreal photo manipulation of Blade Runner on an interior skyscraper with Photoshop In this lesson, you learn to work with the transformation of objects and blend modes for them. Composition and construction work on the cloning of elements. Realistic change in space and adding the effect of movement. Throughout the tutorial, you'll learn techniques that will help you create better matte paintings and photo manipulations.

The team behind Finding Portland did a great job chronicling the beauty of the northwestern city in the timelapse video they compiled using 308,829 still images. The team shot the video in over 50 locations throughout the Portland area in just over 50 days after being invited to create a feature for the TEDx Portland.

Previously I showed you how to illustrate a construction helmet icon, today we'll be drawing a traffic cone, another handy icon for 'under construction' elements. Our cone icon is inspired by one I saw on the VLC Player site recently.

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You and your family had a nice day at the beach, but wouldn't you know it, there's a bunch of random people in the background ruining your favorite photo. This tutorial will teach you four different ways you can remove people and objects from the background of any photo. It's not meant to get rid of those close-up photo bombers out there, but it does the trick for anyone that snuck into your shot accidentally.

Lens compression is a bit of a misnomer. It doesn’t compress anything, really—rather, it’s a type of lens distortion, like a fisheye or wide-angle lens. It affects how close or far backgrounds look in an image, even if the subject is in exactly the same spot.

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