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Panoramic Planets
Submitted by DeviantArt » The following tutorial will teach you how to take and stitch a panoramic photo, then alter it to look like a mini planet.
Back at sea
Submitted by MoonDusters » Learn how to make the art piece "Back at sea"
http://dilfill.deviantart.com/art/Back-at-Sea-64698780
How to create selective color using Photoshop CS2
Submitted by iliketolearn » Use Photoshop CS2 to create selective coloring in a photo or graphic. This entails desaturating (removing color from) certain elements of a picture and leaving (or enhancing) other colors in a photograph. I will show you how to do this using mask layers.
How to Change Eye Color Realistically
Submitted by Graphics District » This tutorial provides a detailed overview of achieving a realistic change in eye color. Two demonstrations are performed, one performing a change from a naturally brown eyed girl to having lighter blue eyes, and changing a girl who has naturally light blue/grey eyes to having dark brown eyes.
Naruto Smudge Sig
Submitted by Cyber-vB » A good and detailed smudge sig , great for beginners!
Photo Snow Effect
Submitted by DeviantArt » In this tutorial you will find out how to create a simple, but very effective snow effect to almost any image.
HDR Photos and Photoshop
Submitted by Photoshop Tutorials » Discover how high dynamic range imaging works in Photoshop and learn how to work with 32-bits/channel HDR images.
Deep Etching 1: Removing an Image from its Background (for Beginners)
Submitted by Graphics District » This tutorial for Photoshop CS3 is aimed at beginners and teaches a popular method of separating an image from its background. The method involves creating a path and using the path as the basis for an accurate selection.
The correct Exposure: Shutter, Aperture and ISO
Submitted by agunther » Learn how Shutter Speed, Aperture and ISO are related to create a good exposure.
Shutter Speed Turorial
Submitted by Pixiport » Shutter speed is perhaps the most creative adjustment available to the digital photographer. It allows us to freeze action or use motion blur to create a variety of effects, and is expressed in seconds or fractions of seconds depending on the length of exposure.

