Here is my first try at color spotting. Making the eyes pop was pretty easy. There was one other big thing that I attempted to fix in the picture that I didn’t do the best job on. Can you tell what part that is?
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| From Photo Challenge |
Here is my first try at color spotting. Making the eyes pop was pretty easy. There was one other big thing that I attempted to fix in the picture that I didn’t do the best job on. Can you tell what part that is?
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| From Photo Challenge |
Tilt Shift photography is where a city scene picture is edited to look like a miniature city. Different things are done within photoshop to give an existing photo that fake look. I found a link at some point a few months ago that gave a tutorial on it and I decided to attempt it for myself. While I cannot find the original link I used, I have included the following which does the same.
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| From Drop Box |
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| From Photo Challenge |
My photo challenge has turned into whenever I have a chance to post challenge. At least I am occasionally learning some new skills.
Last week was my co-workers 40th birthday. We decided as a team to torture him by wrapping everything in his desk in black, putting some Grecian hair formula on his desk, and a couple other miscellaneous things. We decided it would be neat to take a photo of him and have it age progressed to make him look old. There are software programs out there to do that but I decided this would be a good time to brush up on my Photoshop skills. I obtained a photo off our network drive at work and did my own touching up. Below is the result.
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| From Photo Challenge |
After
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| From Photo Challenge |
I used this link and pictures of an older Pierce Bronsan for inspiration.
I know it has been awhile. This day I am attempting to make a picture where colors “pop”. I sort of cheated and picked a pic with a white background. I made it heavily contrasted.
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| From Photo Challenge |
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| From Photo Challenge |
The lavender is blooming in my lavender and rosemary sensory garden.