Maze in My Mind
If your only reason to visit The Light's Right is for "strictly" photography resources, you might want to skip this. Aside from the fact that this illustration reflects how I feel sometimes, I find the technique interesting and the result downright impressive. This tutorial from Photoshop Tutorials demonstrates that Photoshop is much more than just a photo editor.
Creating a Moonlight Dreamscape
I am always favorably impressed with the video content on Mark S. Johnson's site. In Workbench 243, he demonstrates how to give photographs a dreamy, expnressionist appearance that he calls "Moonlight Dreamscape." Very nice effect!
Improved Image Sharpening with Lightroom 3 & Adobe Camera RAW 6
How to Make a Texture Brush
This is a very nice tutorial on a great topic. How to create a texture brush. It's handy for giving photographs extra texture without the need to blend images.
Twenty-Seven Super Creative Photo Effects Tutorals
Photoshop Roadmap has assembled a collection of 27 "Scott Kelby"-like photo effects tutorials. No slight at Scott is intended. These just remind of the sort of tutorials he produces for his books and for Photoshop User. There are, indeed, some very interesting effects in this collection.
A Tale of Two Views
Lightroom's Library module is a great tool for organizing your photo collection. But it can get confusing because operations can work differently, depending on whether you're working in Grid View or Loupe View. Gene McCullough explains.
Searching with Metadata in Adobe Photoshop Lightroom
Dave Marx runs the Lightroom Lab site. It's one of my favorites because it has lots of helpful resources. Here's a recent tutorial on searching for photographs in Lightroom, using metadata. He shows viewers how to use keywords, colored indicators, and star ratings to efficiently organize their photo collections.











