Foto en Binibeca, Menorca. Agosto del 2020

messing around with photoshop and came up with this... yeah its not great but I'm going to a project around the same idea for my image editing class so I'm hopeing this is just a good start.

Butterfly fish

tried softening up the background

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Check out how this file was edited in adobe lightroom.

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Edited

This is my edit of my image Lost Balloons. To achieve this effect, what I first did to this image was use the crop tool to crop out any unnecessary space that was being wasted. This made the image more tidier in my eyes.

I then selected the area around the balloons by using the magic wand tool, and from the adjustment menu I desaturated the whole of the background. This made the bright balloons stand out on the dark background.

While the background was then selected by the magic wand tool I adjust the colour balance of the image. This created the blue, cold colour over the background, and made it a lot more interesting than black and white. What i adjusted the Colour balance to was Cyan -50, Magenta 15 and Yellow 0.

The final step to my edit was changing the balloons from red to yellow, I thought that the yellow stood out more than the red. To do this is firstly highlight the balloons with the magic want tool and then went into Hue and Saturation, I adjust the Hue to 47, Saturation to 49 and left the lightness on 0.

Edited this picture from Adaire Decuir's photostream

and from the Freestyle Flickr stream

Engage Survey Launch July 2016

I edited my eyes using Gimp (so cool!) and took out the sunspot that was on my face... what do y'all think?

Dog n Boots

Minolta XG-1.

MD 50mm f2.

Ilford HP5 @ 800iso.

Leica M3 + 1972 Summicron 50mm f2 + Kodak Portra 160

i guess somone has had problems with windows...

P.S. (look at the letters carefully)

EDITED

Edited with a app

Edited photo of the flood at Wrangle marsh. When editing this photograph I used Adobe CS6 Photoshop. The first step taken when editing was to add a guide. This was to give me a straight line to a line my horizon with. When a lining my horizon I used the crop tool and slightly rotated the image. Once I was happy with the angle I deleted the guide. Secondly I adjusted the brightness and contrast until I gained an effect I was happy with. The brightness ended up as -21 and the contrast as 61. Thirdly as there was a lot of dark, dead space at the bottom I cropped the photo to a size I was happy with. As I wanted the photo to have a warmer appearance I altered the levels. I changed the input levels to 13, 1.08 & 246. The final step I took when editing this photo was to remove a bird that was flying in the distance. To do this I used the spot healing brush. This is my final outcome.

Emily Knight.