Follow this step by step Photoforge2 tutorial to create a moody, rainy day. We\'ll create this rainy day effect and add mood to the photograph by adding some of Photoforge2\'s well kept secrets: using wonderful textures and filters such as Pop! Cam. (read more..)

Sometimes you need to just add a little colour quickly to a photograph to illustrate a simple point as I have here. This is a quick tutorial which will show you how to choose and apply different colours and brushes using Sketchbook Pro. (read more..)

How to give your photo a Sci-fi Effect using apps such as Lensflare and Filterstorm. A great, fun tutorial that packs a lot of effects into this fabulous, easy workflow. (read more..)

Some of you may have seen my graffiti series; this one is representative of the process I use to create such images - images that play with light and translucency. (read more..)

Covering retouching and colour adjustments, this tutorial will demonstrate how to remove unwanted objects and to transform an otherwise dull image into something artistic, eye catching and emotive. (read more..)

How to fix the perspective on a photograph using the app Frontview. (read more..)

This tutorial shows how to convert a photo taken in the afternoon to a night time scene using several apps, covering blending, painting and retouching. The procedure works best when the image contains neon signs, or the subjects are bright at night. (read more..)

Controlling light, layering in DXP and adding gradients; Carlein van der Beek takes us through the work flow of one of her wonderful images and shares a little bit more herself and her approach to her stunning iphoneography. (read more..)

In this short tutorial you will be shown how to blend images using DXP and some quick techniques along the way. The apps used here are particularly useful if you like to combine different images in your work. (read more..)

Well here it is; the eagerly anticipated Grand Master app: PhotoForge2. Layers, masking, curves, levels, painting,effects..it\'s the app that seems to have it all...or does it? (read more..)