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Photoshop: Quickly Create Stunning Text Portraits!

Posted on December 31, 2021 by ilieberman

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Posted in Photoshop, photoshop tools, Text Portraits | Tagged photoshop, smart objects, Text Portrait

Article: Get the MOST out of your RAW FILES using this Photography WORKFLOW

Posted on August 5, 2021 by ilieberman

Get the MOST out of your RAW FILES using this Photography WORKFLOW https://flip.it/JJP5dO (Video)

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Posted in RAW, surreal, Tutorial, video | Tagged photography, raw files, smart objects, workflow

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