Create your Lomo style images with Adobe Photoshop

Lomo images have a typical look: vignetted, highly contrasted and “overlayed-like” colors, this look was caused by the characteristic C-41 as E-6 cross-processing.

In this tutorial we’re going to try to achieve the same results using Adobe Photoshop and a modern digital picture.

Monthly I’ll post here my top 6 best selling stock images for the current moment.

I spend quite a while finding the best motives and spots along with top-notch post-producing to get you the best stock images money can buy.

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How to Make a People-Free Photo in a Crowded Place

By Alexey Stiop, Shutterstock Contributor, published in: submit.shutterstock.com/newsletter/217/article2.html (original post images featured)

Have you ever wanted to photograph a landmark or historic site or an interesting piece of architecture, and wished you could do it without including hundreds of tourists in your shot? This especially would present a problem if you planned to submit this image as stock – unless, of course, all these people were your friends and would gladly furnish you with their model releases.

Well, there is a way around this. You will need two things (besides your camera) – a steady tripod and Adobe Photoshop CS3 Extended.