https://members.kelbyone.com/course/dave-clayton-photoshop-tips-tricks-for-designers/

Add new techniques to your creative arsenal! Join Dave Clayton as he walks you through five of his favorite Photoshop tips and tricks. In this class, you’ll learn how to create patterns, shapes, color themes, and gradients from photos, how to organize your libraries, leverage the Frame tool, take advantage of Layer Comps, create cool effects, and so much more!

https://members.kelbyone.com/course/glyn-dewis-photoshop-can-do-that/

Whether you're a seasoned veteran or a newcomer eager to explore the potential of Photoshop, in this class "Seriously? Photoshop can do that?" Glyn will challenge your assumptions and reveal hidden gems using Tools, Filters, Blend Modes, Generative Fill A.I. and more, in ways you may never have considered, and that will instantly free you up to go on with seemingly limitless creative possibilities.

https://members.kelbyone.com/course/ksherk-retouching-eyes/

Join Kristina Sherk from Shark Pixel for an entire class dedicated to teaching you the best methods for retouching eyes using Photoshop. The eyes are the windows to the soul, and the first things viewers connect with when looking at your photographs. Correctly retouching eyes, without going overboard, is one of the most crucial aspects of portrait retouching, and can make or break a photo. In this class you’ll learn all aspects of eye retouching, including under the eyes, opening the eyes, whitening, adding lashes, exaggerating color, improving catchlights, and more. By the end of the class you’ll have a new bundle of tools, tips, and techniques for improving your retouching skills, as well as a free set of brushes you can download and use.

Peter Coulson Photography - What’s In My Bag

https://inspire.peter-coulson.com.au/workshops/studio/whats-in-my-bag-2023

Peter has recently updated his camera systems, and explains what is currently in his camera bag plus when and why he would use certain gear.

Peter Coulson Photography - What Lenses Should I Carry

https://inspire.peter-coulson.com.au/workshops/stylist-hair-make-up/what-lenses-should-i-carry

Peter carries a lot of lenses with him and started to question himself why he carries so many of them, so while we were at the beach with RaRa he found a nice bit of shade and a textured rock wall and shot her in the same place with all his lenses. By having the textured wall and keeping her in the same spot, he was then able to analyse the images from each lens to decided if he needs to be carrying all of them or why he would only bring certain lenses on certain shoots.

Phlearn - How to Retouch a Portrait in Under an Hour

https://phlearn.com/tutorial/portrait-retouch-under-an-hour/

1 Sample Image | 1 Sample PSD | 2 Photoshop Actions

Portrait retouching can feel like a long and complicated process, but it doesn’t have to be! Learn how to get the most out of your images in the least amount of time – all so you can move on to your next big project.

https://members.kelbyone.com/course/bret-malley-dodging-burning/

Muster your digital courage! Join Bret Malley for a wide ranging look at a variety of dodge and burn techniques inside of Photoshop. Starting with the basics, Bret introduces the concepts of dodging and burning and demonstrates fundamental techniques, and then each subsequent lesson builds on previous concepts while adding creative alternatives that offer different methods of control. By the end of the class you’ll be amazed at how many ways dodging and burning can be used to aid you in bringing your creative visions to life.

https://members.kelbyone.com/course/kirk-nelson-better-portraits-photoshop/

Create a magical storybook image! Join Kirk Nelson as he takes you from a blank canvas to a stunning final composition with the approach of a traditional artist. Using photo elements from a portrait session, additional visual elements, and some special Photoshop sauce, you can use the practice files to follow along or practice on your own after the class.

https://members.kelbyone.com/course/an-introduction-to-digital-painting-in-adobe-photoshop/

Learn how to get started as a digital painter in Photoshop with Victoria White! Whether you’ve painted before or are just getting started, this class will give you the foundation you need to add digital painting to your skillset. Victoria guides you through setting up your workspace for painting, organizing your brushes and brush presets, and introduces you to Creative Cloud libraries before diving into the art of painting itself. There are lessons on starting a digital painting from scratch, digital painting for photographers, and tips and techniques for making your paintings more visually interesting and engaging. By the end of the class you’ll be much more comfortable in your digital photography workflow.

https://members.kelbyone.com/course/ksherk-actions-in-photoshop/

Boost your Photoshop productivity with actions! Join Kristi Sherk as she takes a deep dive into the world of Photoshop actions. In this class you’ll learn what actions are, why they are so powerful, when you should use them, how to record your own, and how they can help keep you on track as you work. Kristi steps through the process of creating several different actions that you can start using right away. You’ll even learn how to use one action to run other actions and how to run an action on a batch of images. By the end of the class you’ll be prepared to start creating your own custom actions as well as making the most of the free actions provided by the instructor. Work smarter, not harder, with actions!

Max Rive Photography - Photoshop Semi Black and White Tutorial

https://maxrivephotography.com/collections/photoshop-landscape-tutorials/products/photoshop-contrast-tutorial

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!

https://members.kelbyone.com/course/dclayton-social-media-graphics-photoshop/

Learn how to use Photoshop to help get your message out on social media! Join Dave Clayton to get a designer’s perspective on using your images to build your brand awareness on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram. Each social media outlet has its own set of parameters you need to consider, and with Dave’s Photoshop templates and techniques you’ll be well on your way to creating a cohesive message tailored to each platform. Whether you have a business or a hobby you’ll benefit from learning how to optimize the way your images appear, create more brand awareness, and get more enjoyment out of the process.

https://neurokurs.online/neurofotograf

Master the profession of the future and start earning from 5,000 dollars per month on modern neurophoto sessions, devoting only 1 hour a day to work.

Udemy - Adobe Photoshop CC Beginner to Advanced Course Bundle

Master Adobe Photoshop Creative Cloud and elevate your skills with this great value 3-course bundle!

https://www.udemy.com/course/adobe-photoshop-cc-beginner-advanced-bundle/

Sam Hurd - Lightroom's Built In File Corruption Check, and an app to pre-scan new memory cards for errors

https://www.patreon.com/posts/lightrooms-built-111355638

Hello lovely patrons... this is one for absolutely everyone to read and take note, because it has to do with file corruption... something we are all susceptible to.  I've outlined my entire workflow many times here over the years, along with my review of preferred memory cards (Sony tough), but recent viral posts about how photographers manage memory cards & file backups sparked the inspiration for this post.  In an indirect way, lightroom actually has built in detection for file corruption, which is something (to my knowledge) no other editing platform contains. The method of detection is simply rendering via Smart Previews.

CreativeLive - Wedding Photography Starter Kit

https://www.patreon.com/posts/nas-breakthrough-118366401

Video explains it all, but this workflow is one step closer to the dream of simply being able to insert your memory card, and come back later to having everything Ai culled, edited, and rendered for you to start your manual pass.  Attached is the code you need to run this in python, and if you already have a NAS that can run python code (or a Mac!) you should be able to open up terminal, navigate to the folder you save the code in, edit the config file w/ your imagen api (just email them asking for an api key), your watched folder LOCAL_MONITOR_PATH, and your imagen profile key, and BOOM... it's running.  This version does not include the Twilio SMS messaging integration, but if you have a Twilio account you can comment or DM me and I'll send you a version that includes that - it's pretty helpful!  If you have no idea how to run code via a terminal then it might be a little tricker than that, but I'll certainly add future tutorials/walk throughs over the next few weeks - especially after I get on device duplicate detection figure out.

https://www.patreon.com/posts/nikon-z-85-1-2-117222960

Diving into the Nikon Z 85mm f/1.2, it's important to note that I don't typically shoot with an 85mm lens. My preference leans towards the 50mm range, with the Canon 50mm f/1.2 being one of my all-time favorites. I have spent some time with the Nikon 50mm f/1.2 Z mount lens, which, despite its excellent performance, is notably larger and heavier than this 85 1.2!