Thank you to all the photographers that shared their most amazing photoshopped images in this photo contest in collaboration with CreativeLive. We’re pumped to team up with CreativeLive on this contest. Their free online workshops featuring the world's most accomplished photographers are a terrific way to continue developing your skills. Photoshop helps you transform the average image you have into the jaw-dropping image you want! Photoshop Week is your opportunity to learn the tools, techniques, and shortcuts you need to bring your unique creative vision to life.

For six days, the world’s most inspiring photographers and retouchers will show you how they work their magic in Photoshop and Lightroom. You’ll learn exciting new ways to transform your work and create images that stand out from the masses. Learn more.

4 Judges, the world’s most inspiring photographers and retouchers, will each select one Grand Jury Winner. One of the biggest events in photography is coming back to CreativeLive – get ready to learn from the industry’s best during Photoshop Week 2015!

Finalist

"When I was asked to pick a winner I based it on 2 things: something that really catches my eye and an image that shows impressive Photoshop skills. This image did both. What put it over the top for me was making me wish I had thought of this concept" - Dave Cross

Grand Jury Winner

"This is a good example of a double exposure. I like how the heck is reversed out,  overall interesting composition." - Collin smith

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"I like this take on medusa, There are some nice details such as the eyes and color toning. There is a good attention to detail and originality in this piece." - Collin smith

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"I liked how the entire image had been transformed digitally… from the water ripple reflection on the floor and ceiling to the levitating glow and bubbles above the figure. Also the skin tone color and outside area where integrated color-wise." - Ben Willmore

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