This Style?

[zac_sanders]

<p>Can someone point me to some where where there are tortorials that can show me how to to do this style?<br>

<a href="http://www.jackspencer.net/">http://www.jackspencer.net/</a></p>

[frans_waterlander]

<p>What are you particularly interested in? This site, besides being horribly slow to load, has many different "styles".</p>

[zac_sanders]

<p>I like it all lol. Im just looking for a guide or something to piont me in the right direction. I love the mysterious/creepy look to these pictures.</p>

[charlesheckel]

<p>Deviantart.com has a lot of Photoshopped effects and a lot of tutorials that you could probably apply.</p>

[anna_nielsen]

<p>All the images i see is heavely photoshoped images with blended textures and some i call "grunge colors" like the brown, green ,gray,ect. Now you need to know and use photoshop to make use of layermasks and brushes, gradients and blendmodes. Ive been doing such images and over the years ive collected quit many texture images and its very fun to take a plain photograph and turn it in to images like this. And as Charles says: use the internet to get free textures and even sets off grunge colors for ps. To begin with : 1. a good image. 2. one or more textures stacked upon the image/backgroundlayer - change blend mode to soft light/overlay/multiply (see what happens). Now you can erase with opacitiy and layermask and even dodge and burn cracks and scratches. Try and add lots of vignette. Dont forget to use curves or even levels set to "enhance momcrhomatic contrast" wich gives a good look ´for what you are looking for. the most fun is that there is no rules .</p>

[anna_nielsen]

<p>That is "monochromatic"!</p>

[anna_nielsen]

<p>Also try apply blur or even lens blur .</p>

[anna_nielsen]

<p>Looking at the portrait section i can see that he had people posing in old fashion clothes wich ofcourse adds to the mood.</p>