So this is my first time working with photoshop and have learned it takes a lot of practice. In my first photo I used the picture of the lily that I took and a picture of candles that I took. I used the lasso tool to select the candles then created a new layer to drag into the photo of the lily. I then used the eraser tool to clean up the edges of the candles. I changed the opacity of the candles to try to create a relaxing peaceful scene. The second photo is my favorite. I used the picture I took for frames, and added a picture of my sister within the frame, which is a bus mirror. I resized the picture of the bus mirror selected it, made a new layer then added the bus mirror directly over the picture of my sister. I used the eraser tool to erase some of the mirror to allow the bottom layer to come threw.
The last photo is of grass with three shadows on it. I used a photo of fall leaves as a bottom layer and used the same method as the second photo. Dragged a direct layer then used the eraser along the shadows to bring out the fall leaves. As I said before photoshop is going to take a lot of practice.
I absolutely love the picture with the candles & flower! The contrast is gorgeous and the transparency of the candles with the flower showing through is great!
ReplyDeleteAWESOME job on all three! You really did do some practicing! And playing around. I want some different photos to work with!!!!
ReplyDeleteI am impressed. If this is what you are producing without practice, then I can't wait to see what will become when you get better at this. The last one with the shadows removed and the leaves revealed is exceptional. Keep working like this and you will have a really impressive portfolio.
ReplyDeleteWOW!!! These are fantastic! Each one is so creative and look professional! Awesome job!
ReplyDeleteAll three are great! You are really making friends with Photoshop, I see. :)
ReplyDeleteFantastic job! Really creative. I love the last photo with some of the leaves removed. Really interesting image to look at.
ReplyDeleteTonia,
ReplyDeleteAre you sure you aren't a 'ringer'? It looks like you've been working with PS for a very long time...I'm going to head back to my assignment and practice some more!
Excellent work! Murph =)