by Tina Case Photography
With Instagram it became 'Hip to be Square.' The 4:6 ratio took a back seat to the 20 billion photos that have been uploaded by the 200 million active Instagram users. It changed the way we framed the images in our daily lives.
I thought I would create a template that highlights a SQUARE photo in the center, but still highlights a few rectangle size photos too.
The images I am using are from a recent nature walk I took at Shoreline Park in Mt. View, California.
You will need to have working knowledge of Photoshop to use this template and clipping masks. I always refer people to the wonderful blog The Coffee Shop Blog by Rita. So frame away!
To download this PSD file, you will be taken to my Facebook page where you will have to LIKE my page and then be directed to the download. I have a number of other files to download there that you might like as well. Have fun and enjoy!
Case is a photographer and writer based out of the San Francisco Bay Area. She writes reviews, about photography gear for examiner and is an Adoramapix Ambassador.
Showing posts with label free photoshop storyboard from Tina Case Photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label free photoshop storyboard from Tina Case Photography. Show all posts
Friday, April 25, 2014
Friday, March 21, 2014
Friday Freebie: Facebook Timeline Cover "Tiny Bubbles"
by Tina Case Photography
I love to design and create all sorts of templates. Once I learned how to do it from others who were so generous with tutorials like The Coffee Shop Blog and Paint The Moon it's been fun to try on my own.
Today's freebie is a template I call Tiny Bubbles. I created it for a friend who is from the islands of Guam and Hawai'i. So I thought this was appropriate given the famous "Tiny Bubbles" song by Don Ho. Okay, maybe it's a little cheesy, but I still love the idea of these bubbles of photos with the background of one of my favorite tropical flowers, the plumeria.
All of these photos were taken on our last vacation to Hawai'i. We went to the islands of Oahu and Maui. I'm ready to return! I did replace these images with photos from a family session for my friend.
To get this template link HERE which will take you to my Facebook business page. You will have to LIKE it in order to get to the site where you can download this and other templates such as my Amazing 49 Square Template and Family Circle Storyboard.
As always I highly recommend checking out the Coffee Shop "Group It" tutorial and download her free action. It makes clipping masks (which you will need to learn) so simple. You should also read how to use clipping masks on her site and be sure to give her a big Thanks!
Tina Case writes for Moms Who Click and is an Adoramapix Ambassador. Besides her Facebook page you can find her at Tina Case Photography | Google Plus | Twitter.
I love to design and create all sorts of templates. Once I learned how to do it from others who were so generous with tutorials like The Coffee Shop Blog and Paint The Moon it's been fun to try on my own.
Today's freebie is a template I call Tiny Bubbles. I created it for a friend who is from the islands of Guam and Hawai'i. So I thought this was appropriate given the famous "Tiny Bubbles" song by Don Ho. Okay, maybe it's a little cheesy, but I still love the idea of these bubbles of photos with the background of one of my favorite tropical flowers, the plumeria.
All of these photos were taken on our last vacation to Hawai'i. We went to the islands of Oahu and Maui. I'm ready to return! I did replace these images with photos from a family session for my friend.
To get this template link HERE which will take you to my Facebook business page. You will have to LIKE it in order to get to the site where you can download this and other templates such as my Amazing 49 Square Template and Family Circle Storyboard.
As always I highly recommend checking out the Coffee Shop "Group It" tutorial and download her free action. It makes clipping masks (which you will need to learn) so simple. You should also read how to use clipping masks on her site and be sure to give her a big Thanks!
Tina Case writes for Moms Who Click and is an Adoramapix Ambassador. Besides her Facebook page you can find her at Tina Case Photography | Google Plus | Twitter.
Friday, February 28, 2014
Friday Freebie: Family Circle Storyboard Photoshop
by Tina Case Photography
My goal is to post a Friday Freebie around once a month. Last month I shared a densely packed, 49-spread square template for Instagram or any of your other favorite photos. That storyboard is perfect for an engagement session where you could split the top half and bottom half with photos of the two people and meet in the center with one large image.
For this Friday Freebie I have what I call my Family Circle Storyboard. My inspiration was this wonderful Radial Family Tree over at Cactus and Olive.
I created this entirely in Photoshop. Once I figured a way to create arcs I was able to piece something similar. This is perfect for capturing a family tree or a family vacation. My example shows off some photos from our Australia vacation. NOTE: Once you download the blank template you will find I numbered the clipping masks according to the numerals on a clock. Also notice that the background is transparent - so if you save your final work as a PNG file, you won't have a white background.
The text is something you will have to play with to shape it in that arc using the Warped Text Tool. You can see my text and font example and use that as a guideline. In Cactus's and Olive's example she uses the family name which is a wonderful idea.
I also provide the additional clipping masks in case you would rather fill in the space with photos instead of text. Play around with it, it's your choice!
You will need to be versed in using clipping masks in Photoshop. I highly recommend that you visit Rita's The Coffee Shop Blog to learn how to use Clipping Masks which is essential for this storyboard. Plus, if you're game, here's another wonderful Photoshop Action that Rita has provided which speeds up the insertion of your images. It's called Group-It. And while we've never charged a nickel for our storyboards, I do ask that you LIKE my Facebook page to receive this free storyboard. If you have a Facebook page for your studio, message me and I'll like you back!
This download as well as several of my popular storyboards can be found on my Facebook business page here. This storyboard took lots and lots of Photoshop snapguides to perfect it, if you know what I mean. I hope you love it, drop me a line to let me know how you're going to use it!
Tina Case writes for Moms Who Click and is an Adoramapix Ambassador. Besides her Facebook page you can find her at Tina Case Photography | Google Plus | Twitter.
My goal is to post a Friday Freebie around once a month. Last month I shared a densely packed, 49-spread square template for Instagram or any of your other favorite photos. That storyboard is perfect for an engagement session where you could split the top half and bottom half with photos of the two people and meet in the center with one large image.
For this Friday Freebie I have what I call my Family Circle Storyboard. My inspiration was this wonderful Radial Family Tree over at Cactus and Olive.
I created this entirely in Photoshop. Once I figured a way to create arcs I was able to piece something similar. This is perfect for capturing a family tree or a family vacation. My example shows off some photos from our Australia vacation. NOTE: Once you download the blank template you will find I numbered the clipping masks according to the numerals on a clock. Also notice that the background is transparent - so if you save your final work as a PNG file, you won't have a white background.
The text is something you will have to play with to shape it in that arc using the Warped Text Tool. You can see my text and font example and use that as a guideline. In Cactus's and Olive's example she uses the family name which is a wonderful idea.
I also provide the additional clipping masks in case you would rather fill in the space with photos instead of text. Play around with it, it's your choice!
You will need to be versed in using clipping masks in Photoshop. I highly recommend that you visit Rita's The Coffee Shop Blog to learn how to use Clipping Masks which is essential for this storyboard. Plus, if you're game, here's another wonderful Photoshop Action that Rita has provided which speeds up the insertion of your images. It's called Group-It. And while we've never charged a nickel for our storyboards, I do ask that you LIKE my Facebook page to receive this free storyboard. If you have a Facebook page for your studio, message me and I'll like you back!
This download as well as several of my popular storyboards can be found on my Facebook business page here. This storyboard took lots and lots of Photoshop snapguides to perfect it, if you know what I mean. I hope you love it, drop me a line to let me know how you're going to use it!
Tina Case writes for Moms Who Click and is an Adoramapix Ambassador. Besides her Facebook page you can find her at Tina Case Photography | Google Plus | Twitter.
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