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| The original photo |
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| This is the edited photo. I was supposed to only clone the fish and move it around, but I wanted to make it look more natural. So I cloned two clown fish and moved them. The first one in the bottom corner I pasted and erased just a little to make the anemine (the thingie with all the wavy arms) overlap it. The clown fish in the upper left corner I also did that to and I added a little motion blur to take care of some of the rough edges and make it seem farther away. |
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| Okay, so this was the original image I was given. |
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| I changed the image by taking out distractions in the image using content-aware fill, which by the way is an amazing tool. I used the image from the tutorial to take away a pole and a little pipe that took your eyes away from the pretty mountainside. I liked this little tutorial. |
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| Original Dress |
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| Color Changed Dress |
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| Color used from this dress These are not my pictures. I just changed the color of the middle picture. I think that this tutorial was pretty easy. I liked how natural it turned out...except for some little yellow edges, but thats okay. I think the yellow one looks better myself, but I guess pink is cool too. |
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| Before |
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| After This is what I ended up with in the five minutes this took me to do. I really love this tutorial. This picture has mor dimention than it did in the beginning. I did change the brightness/contrast just to give the picture a warmer day dreamy feel. I'm serious it took longer trying to find the picture I was going to use than how long it took me to do this! Ummm...okay...so, I thought this was the only picture I had to do, but I have to do 2 more blurs. I thought this was a nice fast tutorial. *sigh* I guess it's too good to be true. I'll post the rest tommorow. *sigh* |
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| I used the lens blur for this picture. I also played more with the brightness/contrast tools to make this picture look even warmer. I like the lens blur better than the motion blur because it looks more natural. |
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| I used the gaussian blur for this picture. I think it looks the same as the lens blur. There might be some difference I just can't see. I noticed the the more I blur the background the more spacey it looks. If it wasnt blured the picture feels sort of trapped and unnatural. |
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| This is my Ipod image arranged to be more of my style. I took myself and after about seventy or so trys, I came up with the image you see now. I sort of wish it had more color but it makes the little light thingies pop, so I guess thats cool. I think I took so long because of my perfectionist attitude on these sort of things. *sigh* |
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| Okay, sorry there isnt a caption but, it is here. Um I wish I weren't so akwardly posed. I wish I could have had some gradient like the real iPod ads do but I just gave up on that after many many many tries and failures. I really like the iPod that I made by just using some simple shapes. This did take longer than I thought it would but, I had fun. |
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| Okay so I actually was able to do this tutorial. Umm, the most trouble I had was the smoothing of the edges of the rock but I finally figured that out with some help. I liked this tutorial for some reason. It was a whole lot easier than the crane tutorial. |
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| So this was really weird. I had no idea how to complete this tutorial so I just put the cranes together and put some pretty flowerws in the background which I wasn't sure if they were supposed to be transparent or white but if this is incorrect I will fix it. |
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| This is a picture we made in class using a bunch of pictures of girls and using mask layers to make this montage. I used the opacity for the eyes in the lower corner. It was a very simple tutorial only because ive done this before. So I sort of knew where to place everyone. Over all I like it. |
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| This is the picture that I used the mask with the gradient. I used a brush just to clean up the image where the gradient did not do its job. I went and used the black and white adjustments to add contrast to the image. I think the red really pops out and besides the many times I croped this image over and over again I really like how it looks. |
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| So I made this using the lasso and magic wand tools on photoshop then just pulled them over into this river picture. I like the turn out. |
