Welcome to 2011 from Imagetree. It’s going to be a great year, more seminars, some changes to what we do and how we’re doing it. I’ll be doing more photography seminars this year as well as my Photoshop courses. Stay tuned.
This is a posting of new images including a digital painting I did using the new brush tools in Photoshop CS5. Amazing tools. I’ll let you work out which image from this post is the digital painting. Click any image to go large :) For those who know Photoshop this isn’t an applied filter it’s made using the new mixer and paint tools (and a Wacom, which is essential). I think Adobe are running out of things to put into Photoshop so maybe they’re trying to emulate some of the functionality of Corel Painter right inside Photoshop.
New Photoshop course dates will be are up on the website very soon now for those who’ve been asking me. I’m waiting to confirm some dates for my photography seminars so I can sort Photoshop courses out. I’ve been busy with other graphic design and website building tasks too. Again, stay tuned!
Lots of new images for you in this post all refined with Photoshop of course. A little bit of HDR, portrait manipulation, landscape and a grungy Winthrop Hall at UWA. Nothing straight from the camera. I’ve even squeezed in a macro shot. BTW I’ve been lucky with some glorious cloudy skies to shoot – the first image below looked to me like sand thrown down by a cosmic hand (no, I’m not a believer in any cosmic deity but it’s a beautiful sky gifted by nature :) Comments and queries welcome about any of my images. Enjoy. Pete.
