Too much PS tutorials!

[HaseebM]

This is what happened to my image when I tried to test three tutorials in one.

[Kodiak]

This is what happened to my image when I tried to test three tutorials in one.

This is just the beginning of a creative streak in imagery…
but don't worry, it is know to be healthy!

[chauncey]

Not sure about your goals but...sometimes subtlety is best.

[bugster0121]

Know the feeling PS is difficult to learn and am trying to learn it myself. Must agree that subtlety is much better and getting it right at capture is even better.

[HaseebM]

Goal is to be creative with subtlety, but seriously, PS is going to take some time.

[csa mt]

Hey Haseeb; nice placing of the tree, gives something to tie the boat up to!

[Wavelength]

So far so good; i really liked it....

[HaseebM]

Hey Haseeb; nice placing of the tree, gives something to tie the boat up to!

Now that's creative thinking.

[bnnrcn]

[Slipper]

Left a bit with the tree

[JBW]

It is both a learning curve and a creative curve. Sometimes the curves work together... sometimes they don't.

[IzzieK]

Then when you find that you have learned enough of the current ones, you'll forget the simple procedures you learned from the past seems to be the best. I've been with Photoshop since Version 4 and I am still learning and going back and moving forward...learning is an endless process --- we can never learn enough nor too much. The rest is attitude.

[dragon76]

This is what happened to my image when I tried to test three tutorials in one.

Haseeb
The way I see it; you’ve successfully built your own story in your image. Some go to a place take the photograph and then build the story. Others sketch up their story, scout for sites and then take the photography to tell that story. Just like any other forms of art, the first rule about it is: “there is no rule”

[HaseebM]

Thank you Dean.