playing with photoshop cs6 and having fun with all the filters and settings. lots to learn.

A fine drake mallard with the reflection of a willow tree and sky on the water.

BN @$6

Box: 18*3.3*2cm / Chopsticks: 17.5cm / Spoon: 17cm

22 Completed Charms for Etsy Metal's 6th Charm Swap!

Decided to be ironic and use the function key...

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I took the image on the right with a Canon 350d. As is blindingly obvious I had been shooting something a little darker before and forgot to change the exposure. Never got round to deleting the image. Yesterday I downloaded the Beta version of Photoshop CS6 and had a play. I am not a Photoshop expert by any stretch of the imagination. I mostly work on images for the web and have used Fireworks for years and find older versions of Photoshop so uninituitive by comparison that I only use it if absolutely necessary. Yet it only took me a few minutes to change the image on the right to the one on the left. Heaven knows what a Photoshop expert could do with it.

Before this I would have said that the original was way too overexposed to be rescuable at all. Looks like I was wrong!