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Week 5
Learning Challenges:
- Read through all Lessons and Examples and post any questions you may have on the Class Bulletin Board.
Use your own photo or the one provided to demonstrate the Clarify and Unsharp Mask techniques in Exercises 5-1 and 5-2. Include on your Homework page.
Combine two photos of your choice using the techniques given for Photo Combinations. Include samples of both original photos as well as the final result on your Homework page.
Create a simple portrait of a photo you have or using the one provided in the example. Use only the techniques described.
Original first image which came in three parts and was moved, rotated, and added text to.
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Original second image
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Amy's Birthday Gift Collage.
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This is my dear friend Amy. The gentleman with her is her fiance, Dan. The third is a gift our friend Gladys and I bought for Amy's birthday that she loved. I started with the couple, pulled Amy out and joined her with her special gift.
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Amy and her gift. A joining of the three photos next door. She really loved her present.
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The first three photos were used to make the last one. I added the sun/cosmos tube and several twinkle light tube for the sky.
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Okay, so this is the original photo of Lady Gladys and myself at Gladys's very favorite restaurant, Loaf and Jug.
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And this is using the cloning tool to make more of a wonderful Lady.
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This is the photo that I started with. My friend, Shannon, with the birthday wig made by another friend of ours.
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For this I added a gradient and texture to the background. Then I inverted the layer and used the feedback reflective effect with borders, gradient and buttonizer for the frame.
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The first three photos are the originals that I adjusted for color, saturation and contrast to get the final image. In some instances the moire, contrast, deinterlace, and artifact adjusters were used. I found that the scratch remover was a problem with these photos because of the age. The third photo is embedded into the background and the second in the foreground. I used the clone tool to even the image out.
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