One easy way to make your snapshots and photos look more professional is by adding a border in Photoshop. Whether it be a crisp black and white border, or even a colored border, at the end of this easy and simple tutorial you'll be able to add a bord

Photoshop allows you to create many different borders for your photos. In this tutorial you'll see how to create three different types of brick borders. The first part of this tutorial is written for beginners.

Here's a great trick for creating a floating border from within your digital photograph. This technique will also be great practice for desaturating, selecting, and linking layers.

This will help you achieve a comic book/graphic novel effect using photos and filters, but a true graphic novel takes a lot more work than that. With that disclaimer aside, if youâ??ve got the right set of photographs, or even if you take your own photographs specifically for this purpose, you could make a comic thatâ??s truly unique, original, and eye pleasing.

Learn the steps to create a dark, sensual painting from a simple reference photo-- from initial sketch to final digital painting.

Create three different types of borders for your signature or image.

Learn how to selectively keep the colors of some portions of a face while converting the rest to greyscale.

Learn how to make different styles of photo borders using different filters.

Create a simple border for the image of your choice.

You have seen the trendy pixel borders before; this tutorial will teach you how to make them in a few steps.

Create a detailed logo with metal borders and a 3D look.

The fastest and easiest way to create dotted borders.

Learn how to create a custom border for any digital photo using masks.

Interactive video shows you a technique to create a couple of different grunge border effects.

Learn how to reduce red eye with Photoshop.

Learn the things to pursue and the things to avoid in order to become a better photographer.

Give your photos an old-time look.

I use this technique quite a bit in my print work and the clients love it. I thought I would share it with you, its kinda like those old

How to keep a photo simple enough that you maximize the focus on the subject and add a little mood.

Sprinkle a little fairy dust on your images