After capturing these items with my camera, the photos were processed in Adobe Photoshop CC 2014. For more interest, I decided to scan in some textures followed by lens corrections, flares, blurs, and other blending modes.

In-between painting furniture, home remodeling, I've been going through my massive photo collections. So much to organize, review, filter good from bad ones; all tasks that are time-consuming and overwhelming. So, a few weeks ago, I decided to rejoin Lynda.com software training to find easier ways to do these tasks. And I've learned a lot through various tutorial videos. One in particular was organizing photos using keywords and collections. An organization I 'd never bothered with doing before. Another learning experience was that Adobe Bridge Camera Raw is not just for raw photo processing. For me, after years of thinking it was only for raw photos, this was a golden discovery!
If you use Lynda.com and want to increase your knowledge of Adobe Photoshop CC including Adobe Bridge Camera Raw, check out one of my favorite tutorials: "Photoshop CC Essential Training with Julieanne Kost." Begin with her introduction and follow from there.