In this Adobe Photoshop tutorial, we're going to learn how to create the illusion that light is being cast on to the subject of your photo through window blinds, using a displacement map to bend and wrap the shadows of the blinds around the subject in a realistic 3D fashion

Give an ordinary photo a more focused and dramatic look to it by creating a light source that appears to be shining through a window onto your main subject.

This car tutorial will teach you how to tint windows in Photoshop.

Creating a wiped frozen window effect with a snow, winter, etc. image.

Vista users are quite familiar with “Aero” Theme effects in the new Windows Operating System. In this tutorial, I’ll show you how you can recreate some of the Transparent Window Effects using Adobe Photoshop.

This tutorial will show you how to change your text-based logo to give it a soft light ray effect to enhance the text.

Create this explosion of light.

Learn how to change and colorize select portions of images.

Create a smooth abstract effect.

How to create light tunnel effect.

This tutorial will show you through use of a series of filters to create an effect that you can use for your backgrounds or header background for your webpage.

Create this light speed effect with just a few gradient lines.

In this tutorial we will learn how to create awesome light effect photo effect. We call this tutorial - Light effect wallpaper. We will work with lights and basics photoshop tools.

Creating an animated flash light effect

in this tutorial I will show you an easy, and very fast way, to create a light painting in Photoshop.

Give your photos a unique look with this retro effect that's super easy and fun. You will learn how to create this effect with just one layer and three colors.

In this Photoshop text effects tutorial, learn how to engulf your text in an explosion of light and color.

In this Photoshop text effects tutorial, learn how to engulf your text in an explosion of light and color.

Make a realistic-looking window covered with waterdrops, with some of them slowly going downwards.

One common mistake that people make with taking this shots is to put their camera's lens right up against the glass of the window in the hope that it will help cut down on reflections and in the hope that it will steady their shot....