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First Person Singular: Boudoir photographer Allison Britton
Washington Post I know the angle and the lens to make those stretch marks disappear. And I have eight hours of Photoshop ahead of me if that doesn't work. See all stories on this topic
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Comic book uses verse to describe the beginning of the universe
Washington Post The book consists of his pencil-and-ink drawings (doctored with Photoshop) and verse such as this: "Then lickety-split, things got going fast/That dense ... See all stories on this topic
View ArticleGuy Who Sent Us Washington Post's Malcolm X-Obama Mix-Up Denies Hoax
But the guy who sent the screencap to us stands by it: "I don't even have Photoshop on my computer! Also two co-workers saw my screen. ... See all stories on this topic
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A beautiful and powerful storm
Washington Post (blog) Because the storm was too big to frame within a single photo, I took several photos and used Adobe Photoshop's filemerge option to stitch together a ... See all stories on this...
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Photographer insists Bret Michaels's unreal abs are, umm, real
"It's always easy for someone to cry 'Photoshop,' so I wasn't too surprised by that... but he takes his shape seriously." In addition to making his abs ...See all stories on this topic »Washington Post
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Albert Haynesworth Photoshop fun never ends
By Cindy Boren By Cindy Boren | December 13, 2010; 10:42 AM ET We encourage users to analyze, comment on and even challenge washingtonpost.com's articles, ...See all stories on this topic »Washington...
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What do you do with your photos and videos?
At one extreme, you have the sort of production and tinkering that takes place in professional programs like Adobe's Photoshop or Apple's Final Cut Pro. ...See all stories on this topic »Washington Post
View ArticleAnacostia River: A photographer sees its veiled beauty
Linda Davidson/THE WASHINGTON POST - Bruce McNeil uses photography and Photoshop to interpret a more idyllic version of the Anacostia. By Ellen McCarthy, Bruce McNeil first fell in love with nature as...
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