By Dave Cross  ·  December 21st, 2009

Dave shows you how to take the best of two images and combine them into one great shot!

By Corey Barker  ·  October 10th, 2010

In this quick video, Corey shows you how to create a custom brush from a photo.

By Corey Barker  ·  April 12th, 2010

Corey walks you through how to composite multiple images into one realistic result.

By Dave Cross  ·  January 9th, 2012

Dave shows you some ways to add textures to an existing photograph.

By Mike Rodriguez  ·  January 1st, 2010

Mike begins his tour of the Toolbox with the most basics of tools — Navigation Tools. Learn how to move around your documents; learn how to zoom in on your images and much more.

By Matt Kloskowski  ·  May 30th, 2011

Matt shares one of his favorite techniques for sharpening landscape photos, using an edge mask created from the Find Edges filter.

By Jeff Carlson  ·  October 18th, 2011

Adjustment layers offer almost everything you need to subtly enhance the shots you put time and effort into capturing–all without altering a single pixel in your original image.

By Mike Rodriguez  ·  September 24th, 2011

Among the enhancements to the Organizer in Photoshop Elements 10, Adobe has added some new search tools, including a “Search by Object” feature, and a Find Duplicates option.

By Mike Rodriguez  ·  February 2nd, 2010

Sometimes a simple fix is all it takes to make your photos pop; we offer four quick techniques that everyone should know.

By Matt Kloskowski  ·  February 26th, 2008

Matt shows you how to mimic a neutral density filter for you landscape photos.

By Corey Barker  ·  April 26th, 2010

Corey takes one texture and creates a design that makes it look like he used several.

By Dave Cross  ·  October 22nd, 2010

Taking a cue from the tutorial site Abduzeedo, Dave Cross shows you how to create a very cool “I was here when” effect in Photoshop Elements.

By Corey Barker  ·  November 20th, 2010

Corey shows you how to take a couple of photos and an image of some old parchment paper to create a collage with an old-fashioned sepia look.

By Dave Cross  ·  November 7th, 2003

Using Adjustment Layers to change the color of anything.

By Mike Rodriguez  ·  January 1st, 2010

Cropping is a very powerful composition element to image editing. Learn about the Crop Tool and some of the nifty settings that will make your image size manipulations easy.

By Diana Day  ·  May 12th, 2009

Using your own backgrounds for extracted images is easy; Diana shows you a number of ways to make your own, and offers links to sites with backgrounds and textures you can use.

By Wendy Williams  ·  March 19th, 2009

Fancy cut-out edges are great to use on your Scrapbook Pages and actually they are not too difficult to make.

By Lesa Snider  ·  August 6th, 2011

Create dramatic eyes, hide bags and blemishes, and de-emphasize double chins with these clever, fully editable fixes. Your loved ones will thank you.

By Mike Rodriguez  ·  October 13th, 2011

Mike Rodriguez gives an overview of the Adobe Camera Raw dialog.

By Liz Ness  ·  June 22nd, 2011

Creating designs for standard paper punch shapes like circles is far easier than non-standard shapes — unless you have a scanner. Then, it’s a breeze! This web tutorial shares how.