Do I have to be not proud of my work because I followed an entire tutorial to make it ? Is it a good thing to do as a beginner ? Is it consider to have no creativity ?
Tutorial I used: http://10steps.sg/tutorials/photoshop/combine-fire-glow-and-crack-effect-in-photoshop-to-create-a-realistic-burning-image/
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>>2761088
>Do I have to be not proud of my work because I followed an entire tutorial to make it ?
of course not
>Is it a good thing to do as a beginner ?
yes
>Is it consider to have no creativity ?
no. You're still learning
its natural to follow tutorials and even imitate other photographers when you're starting. don't worry about it senpai.
This tutorial is worthless
>>2761088
well, if you could've wasted months getting there on your own then it was a smart decision...
>>2761096
What does learning have to do with creativity? You have no creating input from what is essentially a paint by numbers exercise.
>>2761088
Following instructions, learning how the tools work is how you build your knowledge base. There will come a time when the things you learned from the exercises can be re-applied in a different and more original way. Enjoy the process