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!

Julieanne Kost, Technical Evangelist for Adobe, shows viewers how to open three images at once in Photoshop and easily arrange them into a Triptych.

A photographic triptych is a work of art divided into three sections, or three panels.  Sean McCormack has written a video tutorial that explains how do create a triptych in Lightroom.

Mark Johnson covers how to use a Photoshop Photo Filter adjustment layer to simulate a color grad filter. You don't need to carry a bunch of plastic Cokin filters out in the field. You can do the job better in post-production.

Russell Preston Brown is back with a new podcast. In this episode of the Russell Brown Show, he demonstrates how to create a faux HDR effect in Photoshop.

Michael Rather has produced a short video tutorial tht demonstrates how to simulate a B&W infrared film effect in Photoshop. The technical content is OK. The subjec matter, snow and water, is not the best example. Something with blue skies and green vegetation would be a better example to demonstrate.

Jonathan Ferman teaches viewers how to use the Content-Aware Scaling feature in Photoshop CS4 to automatically recompose an image as you resize it. A great feature for preserving vital areas in a photograph as you adapt it to new dimensions.

Terry White, Technical Evangelist for Adobe, has posted a brief video tutorial on retouching portraits for more mature subjects. The focus is on removing visible age lines.

Terry White, a popular Technical Evangelist for Adobe, shares his top 5 favorite new features in Adobe Creative Suite 5.

As Deke says, "Masks tend to intimidate a lot of people." His video lesson demonsttrates how masks are pretty much the modern, digital equivalent of the traditional stencil. You affect what's inside the areas that the mask doesn’t cover. Deke covers the mask basics in this downsampled podcast from his lessons for Lynda.com.