Old 05-10-2007   #1 (permalink)
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I would like to try my hand at Photo Manipulation does anyone know a good place to start?
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If you're looking for guidance specifically for Photo Manipulation (as opposed to photo editing/retouching etc.) I would recommend getting one (or both) of these books:

Amazon.com: How to Cheat in Photoshop : The art of creating photorealistic montages - updated for CS2: Books: Steve Caplin

Amazon.com: Surreal Digital Photography (One Off): Books: Barry Huggins,Ian Probert

I have both these books and they teach a massive amount about manipulation techniques. I know Photoshop books may seem expensive, but they represent a good investment.

If books aren't to your liking, the best place to look would be the big tutorial sites: most have a section on Photo Manipulation tutorials.

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Photoshop Special Effects Tutorials - Search for Photoshop Tutorials on Pixel2Life
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Awesome information, Tamlin!

I as well will have to secure copies of these books.

Mucho thanks, man!
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Oh cool ! Ill be sure to buy them when I get off work. They didn't look that expensive . Thanks for the tip!
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If you don't have Photoshop a good place to start is with Gimp or Gimpshop, of which both are completely free and cross-platform. Or you could just download an older version of Photoshop (ahem, pretend I didn't say that)
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