Photo Eraser Tips

Hello there, are you ready for some more Photoshop Tutorial learning fun? Cool, today let’s take a look at giving people completely different haircuts, this is a follow up to another tutorial I did call ‘How To Make Anybody Bald Using Photoshop’ In that tutorial, I took a random model and completely removed his hair to see how he would look if he shaved it all over. So if you’re thinking about paying a visit to the hairdressers to get a grade 1 or less then that will be a good tutorial for you to look at. But for this, we’ll be doing the opposite, in this tutorial I’m going to be just changing up a person hairstyle totally. Again this is a great tutorial if you’re thinking about a new haircut but you don’t want to go all out just yet. Using this tutorial you can change yourself up for a couple of different hairstyles. If you really like one then you can maybe get a print out to show the hairdresser exactly what it is that you would like done. So, now ...

Travel photography is tricky. If you’re off adventuring somewhere new and fabulous, you probably don’t want to be spending your trip editing and sorting through images in your hotel room. On the other hand, you also don’t want to wait to do that until you come home, only to find -- after you’ve already left --  that your photos suck. You want the best quality images, sure, but you also don’t want to take away from the time you spend, you know, actually doing stuff. Want to know how to shoot like the pros? We asked seven seasoned travel photographers to share with us how they get their perfect shots. Each of them spoke with us separately, but you’ll find their answers have a lot in common. Responses have been lightly edited and condensed. Kirsten Alana @kirstenalana Home base:  Los Angeles Favorite camera:  For me, my favorite camera depends on the situation. My go-to is the  Sony A7 RII  full-frame, but with the lenses and every...