Tosie-jay

Finally there is the big watchers feature! :D First I want to thank you all for watching my work, it means a lot if people favorite or comment on my photographs and people who give compliments or tips to improve. It gives me spirit to keep photographing and improve myself! My work is by far not as good as a lot of photographers here on DA, but I keep practising and maybe some day I will be  more satisfied with what I do! If you are my watcher and you aren't featured it's because you didn't send me a note back or you started watching me after I have send out the note to everyone.. :thumb326273814: :thumb263549683: :thumb329728048: :thumb32

"How do I protect my photography and art in general?" ~Tahog (https://www.deviantart.com/tahog) "As Tahog (https://www.deviantart.com/tahog) pointed out, at least 1 journal per month makes it to the top of the list and is about stealing art. Sometimes this is something small such as posting a piece to facebook, other times you see hoards of pieces on a  website selling wallpapers or something similar. Regardless of how it happens, or where, it can hurt just as much to see your hard work disregarded and especially someone else profiting or taking credit. Protecting work is a huge deal for some people, and not for others. It depends entirely on your outlook - how you view your work and indeed

10 useful and not very known Photoshop tricks 1. Saving your .psd with all layers hidden makes a smaller file compared to saving it with all layers visible. 2. You can use the Crop Tool to quickly increase the canvas size of an image by holding down Ctrl + Alt whilst dragging the Crop Tool outside the current canvas. 3. If you want to see only one of your layers at a time, hold down Alt whilst clicking the eye icon of the layer. (do it again to show all layers again) 4. Holding down Alt while in a dialog box turns the Cancel button into a Reset button, so you can reset the values back to default. 5. If you want to just quickly check a ve