If a picture speaks a thousand words, a logo speaks a million! A company’s logo is more than just a fancy image or randomly scrawled text. Logos are a representation of an organization’s professionalism, what it stands for, and how the targeted demographic relates to it. To put it in perspective, would you put your trust in a company whose logo looks like it was doodled by a child?

Adobe Photoshop has endless possibilities for text effects and we’re always looking for different techniques to apply towards our own projects. With the holidays quickly approaching, it could help you create some pretty amazing text effects. You can use a similar background and general effect on the text itself, but sometimes even the position of light itself can make the difference between night and day.

In this tutorial, you see step-by-step how you can colorize isolated objects in black and white photos. This is a pretty cool technique when you want something in your photo to stand out and even cover-up minor errors.

I decided to use a photo of the Golden Gate Bridge I took while in San Francisco. It is probably the most famous bridge in the world and could very well be one of the most photographed. That means your every day purist-type picture looks like the million others, a little dull. Add some spice to your photography and try different techniques.

How often do you take photos only to find they the images are not straight by the time you upload on your computer? Instead of guessing how many degrees you need to rotate an image in order for it to become perfectly straight, with a few easy steps in Adobe CS4, you will have it done in no time.