5 Photoshop Tips | My Fav Photoshop Tips

[@ariaarmstrong7419]

I have just discovered your lovely work and videos Nikki. Thank you for the handy tips, I also use Jessica's super products.

[@ngodinhhoang]

Thank you! Have a happy day!💞👍

[@mmlips]

Thanks again Nikki. Always love great tips. I tell my wife all the time that Photoshop is my love language. 😊

[@NikkiPhotoArt]

Awe that’s so cute 🥰

[@heatherk9094]

Oh how I aspire to create the beauty that you do. ❤

[@havery9465]

Nikki, I am a big fan of your photography style… thank you for sharing your expertise!😊

[@NikkiPhotoArt]

You are so welcome!

[@damienu.2668]

Thank you Nikki for these tips, (especially tip nr 2 for me), very useful indeed. I have to tell you that I love your voice too 🙂

[@NikkiPhotoArt]

Oh thank you! I'm considering a storytelling channel based on so many comments on my voice lol

[@luissalazar2021]

Nice job, not my style but amazing, thanks for sharing

[@kirkdavis5575]

Beautiful work

[@ScottyGraham]

Thanks Nikki…i am one of your new fans! I also use Jessica’s textures and overlays…just a quick question on your last tip…what’s your method to extract your model from the grey background? Do you just use the object selection tool or do you manually make the selection of your subject? Seems like it would be tough to extract the see-through part of the white dress…

[@NikkiPhotoArt]

On a grey back drop you can use the object selection tool, you can use the new PS one too. You can also unlock your background layer, go to properties and choose "remove background". You will have to refine the mask though. Can be tedious, but well worth the effort.

[@h.j.2497]

Quick question, with the tulle in front off the grey background, how were you able to remove that and have the tulle look in the final image so bright and white. I have so much problem removing the dark background from tulle. Or did you just paint over it with white and didn't even bother removing the darker background. It does look 'see through' though. Love your work!!!

[@NikkiPhotoArt]

You can over paint the tulle with a color sampled from the back drop, use an adjustment layer to increase contrast to make the whites pop. As long as I’m understanding your question properly.

[@ssphotopinup]

do you have a vid on how you decide what works for composite elements for a particular image. I'm just getting started and the decision process is the hardest for me.

[@NikkiPhotoArt]

I try to find elements that flow with the pose of the subject, and colors are very important to consider as well.

[@raidingtombs]

How did you dodge burn with one click?

[@raidingtombs]

Can you show us how to use Midjourney? I’m a little lost in Discord with how to use it.

[@NikkiPhotoArt]

Check out my latest post, in the description you will find a link to my new platform. I have a MidJourney course there 😌