Creating Digital Frames and Borders - Photography Tutorial


In this tutorial, we offer advice on how to create your own digital frames and borders for your photography. The tutorial is enhanced with illustrative figures and screen shots. Whether you are just entering the world of digital photography and need some tips and advice on how best to post-process your images, or are a seasoned pro, the insights shared here should be helpful with your own digital post-processing techniques. - View Tutorial »


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