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I thought I’d try my hand at Photoshop and do some classy retouching / . / LOOK NO FILTERS / . / Don’t know what all the fuss is about really? / . / NOW WITH ADDED SUNSET, BUNNY & BOOBS The original that was retouched by OSCAR
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My top 5 for your top 5
by Cathleen TarawhitiEasy / You look through my work and pick your favourite top 5 and I will / look through your portfolio and tell you my favourite 5. / I’ll …
Easy / You look through my work and pick your favourite top 5 and I will / look through your portfolio and tell you my favourite 5. / I’ll show you mine if you show me yours – without the nakedness. Unless you feel the need to show me in which I’ll post you here in all your glory for the viewers pleasure.
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A redo of this Python to make it more suitable for print.
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© Dana DiPasquale 2008. All photographs and artworks in this portfolio are copyrighted and owned by the artist, Dana DiPasquale. Any reproduction, modification, publication, transmission, transfer, or exploitation of any of the content, for personal or commercial use, whether in whole or in part, without written permission from the artist is strictly prohibited. All rights reserved.
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We are working on it….....:)
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gulls again. Sorry if you hate them :)
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Summertime, / And the livin’ is easy / Fish are jumpin’ / And the cotton is high Your daddy’s rich / And your mamma’s good lookin’ / So hush little baby / Don’t you cry One of these mornings / You’re going to rise up singing / Then you’ll spread your wings / And you’ll take to the sky But till that morning / There’s a’nothing can harm you / With daddy and mamma standing by Summertime, / And the livin’ is easy / Fish are jumpin’ / And the cotton is high Your daddy’s rich / And your mamma’s good lookin’ / So hush little baby / Don’t you cry Click on the different links to hear the best versions of Summertime George Benson and Jill Scott version Janis Joplin version Miles Davis version Billie Holiday version
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The Patch Tool, a major time saver.
by Deri DorityThe patch tool is often a very underutilized tool in Photoshop. Hidden under the Spot healing brush and 2 other tools, the Patch tool i…
The patch tool is often a very underutilized tool in Photoshop. Hidden under the Spot healing brush and 2 other tools, the Patch tool is similar to a combination of the lasso tool and the healing tool. You select an area, click the appropriate button (source or destination- mine is usually on source) and then drag the selection to another area that has characteristics that fit your needs. For example, in one of my photos, “Fall in the Hills”, the photo was dotted with houses and roads that didn’t add to the composition. I simply drew around the houses and roads with the patch tool and drug them into an area with trees. The result is no more houses/roads, that simple. The patch tool is often superior and easier to use than the clone tool, especially for large areas, achieving better results. Another example, if someone has black rings under the eyes, you trace around the area that needs work on, select “source” in the Tools Option Bar right above the Tools Palette), and drag it to an another area of skin that has a more likely color. Make sure that the area you are dragging to is blemish free, as you will pick up any blemishes that are in the destination area. The best way to see how this tool works is to practice with it. Easy to use, you can cut your work time way down by using this over the clone tool. I rarely use the spot healing tools any more as well, finding this faster and easier. For most general use, it is easy to use. It takes a little more practice to use when there are lines in the area that needs to be fixed. You must drag it to a destination that has the lines at the exact same angle. / The patch tool goes all the way back to Photoshop 7, and has been improved on in the newer versions of Photoshop.
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Fractal art. © 2008 Dave Moilanen
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The view is from a chapel of retreat on the banks of the Mississippi River. Sunrise this morning, July 24th 2008
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How To Photoshop: Navigating the Program
by Brittany KinneyHey all, / Below are a list of easy keyboard commands for Photoshop. I’m using a regular PC (Windows) but if you use a mac, all of the con…
Hey all, / Below are a list of easy keyboard commands for Photoshop. I’m using a regular PC (Windows) but if you use a mac, all of the controls will be different…and because I don’t have a Mac within reach, I can’t get the commands for that. Sorry Mac users! Control + N = Opening a New Canvas / Control + O = Opening a new project from a different file (such as a photo) / Control + Z = Undo very last action; nothing past that. / Control + Alt + Z = Undo past actions; infinite. / Control + Shift + Z = Redo an action (that is, if you have already undone an action.) / Control + Shift + F = Fade… (This is a VERY useful tool that I just discovered about 2 minutes ago…For example, you draw something a little too light…do this command then you can make the brush stroke’s opacity darker! Again, VERY useful!) / Control + X = Cut / Control + C = Copy / Control + V = Paste / Control + Shift + V = Paste Into (Don’t know exactly what this does for sure yet but, apparently it’s useful?) / Control + I = Invert (makes a negative [or positive] of the image selected) / Control + A = Selects the whole canvas / Control + Shift + D = Reselects the part that was once selected, then deselected. / Control + D = Deselects the canvas / Control + – = Zoom Out / Control + + = Zoom In And there’s plenty more but these are the basic necessary keyboard commands for Photoshop. -Brittany
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Dawn www.cathleentarawhiti.co.nz People/Portraiture HDR Photography Macro Photography Architecture Collaborations Skyscapes Animals/Birds/Insects Street Art Street Photography Everyday Objects Seascapes/Rivers/All Water Summer Photography Odd/Unusual Flowers/Plants/Trees Landscapes New Zealand Abstract Humour Black and White Photography
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No Easy God
by lianneMy easy God of childhood / to whom my simple prayers / were apparently acceptable, / and from whose hand in loving grace / were once so eas…
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This was taken at the NC Aquarium at Fort Fisher. He was posing for me. One of my favorites! He took off along the walkway after our “session.” kingdom1
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All The Materials Contained May Not Be Reproduced, Copied, Edited, Published, Transmitted Or Uploaded In Any Way Without My Permission. / © 2008 Forest Friends Photography: using this image for any purpose and in any way, without prior permission, may lead to legal action. This beautiful Bengal Tiger is demonstrating the softer side of his personality by rolling over to show off his tummy just as a domestic cat or dog would do.
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Date Picture Taken: 10/1/2007 / Camera: Canon EOS 350D / Lens: Canon 17-85mm f/4-5.6 IS USM
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Have a look at my other photos. For example: / / / / / / / / / / Or browse through one of my categories flower / poppy / water / leaf / other / reflection / macro / insect
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