Photoshop – Montage

Rusty Montage After a recent visit to a waterways museum I had an idea for combing two images together,  one being the rust and the other a picture was of some old barges which was Ok but nothing special. So that was the idea and in this video we will take a look at the technique I used to create the montage and turning it into a dramatic image

In these 2 videos we will show you how you can combine multiple images into a single Photo Montage. Creating and using a template will make it easier to create other montages and it is fully adjustable, even the images can be exchange

Floating Shapes In the first video exploring how we can make and adjust the templates before adding it to the image in part 2 of the videos

One of the first video tutorials I ever did was cutting up an image. In this video we look how this can quickly and easily be done in Photoshop using the shape tool. In the second part we explore further how this technique can be used on all styles of images

In this video we take a look at creating a simple montage using 3 images. This is a great way to presenting your images and ideal for photo books and slide shows.

Creating a montage using the Paste Into command and mask  The video shows many Tips and tricks on how the mask can be used

In this video we look at creating a ‘photo style montage’ from a single image. This technique works on a whole range of subject matter and is a great way to present you pictures

In this in depth video we look at creating a Blended Collage in Photoshop. We look at various ways of making selection and using Quick mask to blend images seamlessly together. We also explore how we can add text and place the image behind it

In this in depth video we look at creating an image Montage in Photoshop CS 3 and 4. We first look at how we can improve the images, removing colour cast and increasing the brightness before adding them to the montage .

Reflection Montage – The inspiration for this Reflections Montage video tutorial came from the BBC news. This method can easily be used to present single images as well as montages. Play Video