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We did a fun playroom makeover! Check out the details at rootsandwingsco.blogspot.com/2011/01/playroom-makeover-on...
I'm gonna lecture some club members to an extreme photo makeover.
My purpose is to share what I learned from certified Photoshop professionals. The aim of this workshop is for attendees to learn how to do it right and do away with common mistakes beginners apply to photos that totally mess everything up. In this workshop I will teach best-practice techniques of how to do what to do and, more important, what not to do: clean the face of pimples and tiny bumps but leave the important character marks, smoothen the face but leave enough texture. the eyes have it. i believe it's the "stare" that's the sole of every portrait (at least for those with models who look at the lens). Argueably, i think it's the most important because it's the connection between the model and the photographer as well as the model and the viewer. So, make them and keep them clear, sharp and healthy-looking. don't put cataract and blur them eyes which would ruin "the stare".
This is how you do it.
Learn how to do it right on Friday, 19Feb2010.
Finished at salon, skipped the manicure, got to pick up my friend for dinner, she does not stay up late.
After dinner I dropped her off at home and then went up to my usual stop at the casino.
I received a makeover back in March, and it's in the December issue of Redbook (pg. 28!). They wrote in one part "Asian skin has special needs (it's prone to blotchy, dull spots)." Well, it's all bs! They actually gave me blotchy dark spots and really dark undereyes for the before shot because they thought my skin looked too nice! I love the world of editing...
Sink makeover prompted by Like Mother, Like Daughter. A place of drudgery into a pleasure and a prayer.
Left: succulents in pretty containers, husband and kitty sleeping on the water heater.
Top: Patchwork window, "Lord, Have Mercy."
Bottom: Prettied up dish soap and tiny angel icon.
Before and After in previous picture.
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I have tried to complete the entry form on your web site but have
encountered a number of technical difficulties not only with the photograph
but also on submitting my entry. Please accept this email as my entry for
the makeover. Thank you.
I moved into the house with my wife 5 years ago. I have managed to
completely renovate the house and spent a whole 12 months landscaping the
back garden. We have now run out of money and energy to carry on and
finish the front garden. We need inspiration and ideas from Sam the Man!
Please can you consider our "front" garden for Sam's makeover?
Yours sincerely
Stuart and Janet Towle
Tlahuetotol III
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my uber loved first cornice - and first pullip to be ordered too.
i'm finally happy with her *does the lttle happy dance*