Now, those layers or “stacks of paper” can be transparent, they can also be opaque- it all depends on what you will do with them. As you edit your images, you can move, change, adjust or delete your layers (edits). Each edit should be created on a new layer- this will create non-destructive editing and it will allow you to make changes to your edits. What are layers? Think of them as sheets of papers stacked on top of each other. When editing images in Photoshop, you want to work in layers- this is probably one of the first and most important things you should learn about working with Photoshop. In this post, I will focus on very simple and quick fixes that you can easily do when saving a bad photo you took for your blog. There are so many amazing channels out there and so many great tutorials ( Phlern is one of my personal favorites), there literally are hundreds of different ways to do things in Photoshop. If you’re just getting familiar with Photoshop, YouTube can be your best friend here. This postexplains this relationship in detail. Despite my love for bright photos, most of my images are actually on the dark side when imported to my computer, and that is because in order to get a sharp image, you sometimes, depending on your light source, have to sacrifice other things, such as brightness of your image. One of the best things you can do, as a beginner, is to understand how your camera works. Also, here’s a little secret: my Instagram and blog images never look all bright and pretty when I upload them to the computer. There is just something incredibly rewarding, satisfying and… a little bit soothing about the entire process. If I could, I’d spend hours, every single night, just editing photos.
Shooting and editing are my favorite things to work on in terms of blogging.
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