Photoshop CC 2015 tutorial showing how to transform a photo into a powerful, “high-key”, album cover portrait including a text and a graphic flair. ➤ Get 15% off BORIS FX OPTICS! - The BEST special ...

In the X-ray, the coccyx, spine, pelvis, and femur can be seen, as well as the jeans zipper, belt buckle and an IUD ...

The musician turned lensman shot the legendary Laurel Canyon music scene of the '60s and '70s ... and he's still clicking!

NB: Euronews Culture has decided to blur the image since this album cover has been deemed by many as child pornography. Sex Pistols – Never Mind The Bollocks, Here’s The Sex Pistols (1977) ...

photos: norman jean roy “People have gotten very used to me as the musical theatre woman, the person who does these ‘big songs,’” muses Cynthia Erivo. “But that is only half the story.” ...

The only limitation is that you can't move pictures out of standard Facebook albums, such as the Profile Pictures album and the Cover Photos album. Navigate to your Facebook Timeline, and click ...

For artists and fans alike, album covers serve as more than just packaging; they are gateways to stories filled with creativity, controversy, and the madness of rock ‘n’ roll.

For years, claims have spread online that British rock band The Beatles' 1966 album "Yesterday & Today" featured dismembered baby dolls and cuts of raw meat on its cover. We previously fact ...

The most successful album covers are almost always faithful to the sound and artist they’re representing, a craft Joni Mitchell honed more masterfully than most. From the iconic hazy blue photo of her ...

To do this, hover over any album you want to share, click the three-dot menu in the top right of the album cover, and select Share album. Enter the Google account you want to share to. Log in to your ...

Released 52 years ago, on 8 November 1971, Led Zeppelin IV has sold more than 37m copies worldwide, and includes one of the group’s most popular songs, Stairway to Heaven.

A man depicted on the album cover of Led Zeppelin IV has been revealed as a 19th Century thatcher. The figure is most likely Lot Long from Mere in Wiltshire, photographed by Ernest Farmer. Brian ...