I have been conducting Zoom Photoshop sessions for some of my clients. On Tuesday mornings, I offer a one-hour Creative Photoshop session. On Wednesday mornings, I usually work with nature photographers looking to learn or brush up on their Photoshop skills with layers/masks, image blending, my Photoshop Quick Tips, image review and more. I have been enjoying my time with each of them. I wanted to share a couple of creative images from two of my participants from the creative sessions.

Some of these images were worked on during class and some were given out as homework. Homework assignments are geared towards repetitive filter and tool work so that participants can learn the techniques completely. This is how I started with my creative journey. I worked on each and every tool and filter inside of Photoshop, creating an image using either one, two or three of the filters and/or tools. I learned so much about the program and plug-ins and had a blast doing so.

I think these women did a fantastic job with their first attempts at some of these filters/tools and I wanted to share them with you all. Not all ya’ll but you all <wink>.

Click on the images above to see the full version. All images above courtesy and copyright Pamela Corckran 2021. Pam used Topaz, cloning, color toning and Nik Color Efex to create her images.

The images below (before and after) are from a different client. I love the funky style and creativity of her creative edit. I can see it as a large print. She used the twirl filter along with Topaz, Nik Color Efex and blend modes. The artist would like to remain a bit anonymous.

I’ll be sharing more of their creative images as time allows. I think that they are both very brave to share a few of their images.