In the second tutorial of a three-part series, Julieanne shows how to customize your page layout when working with photos and text to help you tell your story with ease and flexibility.

This movie shows how the Color Range selection tool can be applied specifically to skin tones so that it isolates facial features, allowing you to make much more targeted adjustments to portraits.

The Radial Filter allows you to apply selective adjustments to photographs in interesting ways. Chris Orwig explains. Learn from the full courses at lynda.com.

In this video from Adobe InDesign CS6: Learn by Video, presented by Kelly McCathran, you'll learn how to adjust the page guides on a document page or master, including how to use the Layout Adjustment checkbox.

Learn about a Photoshop tool that allows you to paint in adjustments into specific areas of your photograph. Instead of making broad and global adjustments to your photograph, the Adjustment Brush allows you to paint in exposure, contrast, highlights, or any of the other controls into specific areas. Applies to the CC and CS6 versions of Photoshop. Learn more from the full courses at lynda.com.

Learn how to use the Adjustment Brush to fix exposure issues. Applies to the CC and CS6 versions of Photoshop. Learn more from the full courses at lynda.com.

Learn how to change the color of a car within an image. Deke McClelland uses the Targeted Adjustment tool within the Hue/Saturation adjustments panel to change the color of a car from red to gold without changing the rest of the image colors. Applies to the CC and CS6 versions of Photoshop. Learn more from the full courses at lynda.com.

Learn how to reposition a subject, clean up a mask, and modify the overall color and tone of your combined photo in Photoshop. Applies to the CC and CS6 versions of Photoshop. Learn more from the full courses at lynda.com.

Learn how to put a subject in a new environment. Chris Orwig uses the Quick Select tool to build a mask and take a subject from one photo to another. Applies to the CC and CS6 versions of Photoshop. Learn more from the full courses at lynda.com.

Learn how to combine two different images together in Photoshop. This allows you to change the environment where the picture was taken by using the Free Transform, Crop, Selection, Mask and Refine Radius tools to transform two photos into one. Applies to the CC and CS6 versions of Photoshop. Learn more from the full courses at lynda.com.