Learn Adobe Photoshop CC and photography by designing levitation digital art composites from four photoshoots.
InstructorChad Neuman, Ph.D.
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FreeLessons bridge the gap between capturing a scene and post-processing by covering camera operation, model coaching, and prop management alongside Photoshop workflows.
The instruction provides insight into both the photographic setup and the subsequent digital editing process.
Editorial course preview
These 4 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
This screenshot displays the Adobe Photoshop workspace during a digital art compositing project, highlighting the Layers panel and the active canvas.
This behind-the-scenes shot reveals the practical photography setup used to create a levitation effect, featuring a model, props, and colored smoke.
This photograph of a model on a terrace displays overlaid technical camera data, including lens focus, shutter speed, aperture, and ISO settings for photography instruction.
This digital art composite features a model in a red dress suspended upside down, balancing a globe against a stark white cliff backdrop.
The project sequence focuses exclusively on levitation, which may limit exposure to other compositing techniques.
Some learners noted rapid instruction speeds and a lack of clear visual indicators for mouse movement during technical steps.
The curriculum aligns with the goal of learning photography and Photoshop through specific project types.