https://maxpacks.com/paperpack

• Take your digital art to the next level by effortlessly adding warm, realistic paper textures. People won’t be able to tell if your piece is digital or traditional! 
• This diverse pack of 58 papers is the perfect complement to your MaxPacks collection. All textures are royalty free high resolution print-ready scans of premium art paper. Toned pastel papers are a staple of plein air gouache landscape studies, sensitive pastel still lives, and charcoal figure studies. Or maybe you want nice clean drawing papers or newsprint for your delicate pencil drawings to add a bit more realism. If it’s sophisticated watercolor paper you’re looking for, the fan favorite Watercolor MaxPack papers are included here as well. Perhaps your piece calls for a collage effect, this set of papers has you covered with all of your familiar favorites including playful construction paper and rough cardboards. You could even do some virtual scrapbooking, decorative lettering, or greeting cards on the delicate textures in this pack. And if you need a custom color there are three overlay textures to help you make the exact texture you you’re looking for. 
• The best part is, these beautiful high quality paper textures are compatible with the software of your choice. 
• Great brushes deserve great paper.

https://maxrivephotography.com/products/photoshop-unique-contrast-control-tutorial

• Add the most incredible contrast to your landscape images - with Max Rive's Photoshop Unique Contrast Control Editing Tutorial. This unique editing technique combines bright highlights with dark, but well exposed shadows details. The term ''Control'' refers to the  opportunity to have total control over how the contrast has been arranged over the whole image. You can change, adjust or enhance the light with this technique by painting in this contrast with this powerful editing technique.

• This Photoshop Contrast editing and post processing tutorial will give you the latest photoshop editing skills to create the best possible contrast in your landscape image. With contrast in your landscape we mean haze between mountain layers, sunlight on the side, special vignetting, great shadow details, bright but well exposed highlights and incredible color saturation. Yes, the saturation of the colors is also part of the contrast in your landscape image. Max Rive will explain all the latest and most creative Photoshop editing techniques in this 3 hour course. Have a look at the before and after slider to see the improvement you can expect on your own landscape image!