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Hi, sorry for the noob question i am very new to photoshop!

I need to make a series of 3D wall art images for a school project, so that it looks like canvas paintings hanging on a wall, so that it looks something like this.

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Could someone please give me some help on how to do this in Photoshop CS5? And is it possible to create a template so i don't have to alter all my images one by one but i can paste them into a template that does it for me?

Thanks!!
 
Open the image.
Go to Image|Canvas Size and make the canvas slightly larger than the image.
Select the whole image with the marquee tool and make sure you overlap just a little onto the new white background you created with Canvas size.
Use Transform (T) Perspective and adjust the shape by shrinking the image on the left side.
Use the marquee tool again and select a small area on the right the part that will be the side, and use Transform Perspective again.

With the selection still active you can darken it by using Curves, Brightness and Contrast, or Levels.

Water Flowers_02.jpg

Unless all the image are identical in size you probably can't use an Action, but it's not that tough to do.
It should go pretty fast after you get the hang of it.
 
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Well I'm jealous........Steve never gave me flowers........You must be special Ralph..sorry I never knew LOL
 
Nice post.i am really feel proud to become part of this forum.i hope i will get more information further.
 
Thanks Mr. Moderator, I'm new here and currently searching for some tips and tricks on photoshop. I'm glad this really helped me!
 
You got me with the drop shadow bit! I spent a few seconds squinting, trying hard to see if there really was a shadow. There ain't. That's a good one. Thanks Steve for such a simple and straightforward mini-tut.
 
Don't forget the canvas texture when you transform the images. That will really finish off the effect nicely (along with drop shadows that actually exist!).
 
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