The secret to producing subtle photographic color effects in Photoshop

Macworld
Mar 10, 2016, 7:00 am368 pts
Color trends come and go, though when it comes to photographic treatments, some color effects are here to stay. For example, adding a brown tint to a black and white image produces a sepia tone that evokes a vintage or romantic feel. Likewise, adding pastel pink or blue—Pantone’s colors of the year are rose…

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