I've been experimenting with Photoshop. I have A LOT to learn but I know more now than I did a year ago so maybe someday I'll get it all figured out (someday far far in the future). This week I learned a little about layer masks, how to alter hue and saturation, and lighting effects (Filter>Render>Lighting Effects). I applied all three to this photo I took of a butterfly outside. I increased the saturation of the "orange" tones to bring out the color in the butterfly wings and the flowers behind it. I also used the lighting effects to make it look like a flashlight was shinning on the picture. Overall I'm pleased with the picture. I won't be doing anything with it, but it helped me understand a little bit more about how Photoshop works, and it will remind me of Hilton Head.
2 comments:
I love it! Photoshop is awesome I know it pretty well if there is any tricks you want to know I'll tell you how! The possiblities are endless.
Thanks! The program is so extensive. Next time I have something I can't figure out I'll just ask you :)
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