This tutorial will give you all the steps in creating an exciting polaroid image with a lot of action jumping out. All it requires is time, with every step detailed.

One of my favourite 'looks' is the sort of old-collage feel of old photos and old paper. It's a favourite because it lets you work images and text together really easily. In this tutorial we'll put together a poster where there is a main photograph and a lot of text using the old-collage feel.

In this tutorial I will show you how to create a retro style design or vintage collage style. We will use images from old ads, handwritten texts, patterns, and other things to give to our design a vintage look.

Basic shapes, a photo and some pen tool knowledge creates this non-destructive polaroid technique.

Basic shape, combined with 'Anchor Point' & 'Free Transform' manipulation helped similate this Poloroid Effect.

Create yourself a very realistic polaroid image.

In a few easy steps, create a wallpaper consisting of several Polaroid photos.

Create a bent photo effect in Photoshop.

In today's video tip, you will learn how to take a photo and transform it into an old-fashioned Polaroid photograph.

You won't need chemicals to simulate the classic Polaroid transfers, but Photoshop is required as you need the color channels to recreate it. This not a step by step tutorial but a guide with tips on how to achieve this classic effect.

Make a Polaroid picture effect in Photoshop.

Make a polaroid picture look very realistic!

Learn to create a polaroid photo effect in a few simple steps.

A simple tutorial that shows you how to create a manipulated, scraped Polaroid effect in Photoshop.

Probably the most amazing uses of Photoshop is creating your own scenes. Here I'm going to show you how to cut out a photograph of a polaroid camera, insert it into a scene, and create more polaroids to add to it.

Photo Collage

Learn how to blend images or photos and create a collage with them using Photoshop. Mostly used for making headers of a website.

I always suggest using pictures of people on every brochure, flier and web site my clients have, regardless of their products.

Merging two different photos is not a problem with this tutorial. Learn more about it.

Use a single photo to create a collage by using the Clipping Mask.