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Campers interact with Baba Gurdev Singh, chief (ਮੁਖੀ) of Shaheedi Bagh. He charmed the youngsters with stories of eighteenth century Sikhs emphasizing the need to honour our heroes by excelling at everything we do.

Baba Swarnjit Singh conducted a successful leadership camp for children of Doaba region. Lectures in history were augmented by spreading awareness of our flora, fauna, ecology and sanitation. It was stressed that if we excel at studies and sports, keep our surroundings clean and conserve our resources we can individually make this world a better place.

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Mask Illustration by Paul Cross

Real fun tutorial on Design Instruct - "Creating Complex Style Illustrations" by Heinritzh Sales ( complex illustration tutorial)

Tutorial: Light modifiers by Bjorn Fagerholm

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I grabbed all my light modifiers and took them to the test.

Here is the result, you really have to see the full size version to see the difference...

Read the whole story here:

www.behindtheshoots.net/?p=1071

Origami Fish by Linda

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Tutorial: paneamoreecreativita.it/blog/come-creare-dei-pesci-con-la...

Neon Soap Tutorial by soapylovedeb

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Learn how to make these eye popping soaps yourself! I just blogged about them at the Soap Queen: www.soapqueen.com/bath-and-body-tutorials/soapylove-neon-...

Tutorial photoshop by Walter Alvarez

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Tutorial photoshop para hacer un fotomontaje de un escenario de fantasia llamado Tierra 2.

Pueden ver el tutorial completo en:

www.photoshopytutoriales.com/tutorial-de-photoshop-tierra...

18th century petticoat tutorial 4 by Fashionable Frolick

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Photos to accompany a tutorial on making an accurate 18th century petticoat. For the detailed instructions, please visit our blog, A Fashionable Frolick, at fashionablefrolick.blogspot.com

Box slipcover tutorial by Teresa DownUnder

Tutorial at mypatchwork.wordpress.com/2014/05/17/box-slipcover-tutorial/

* Tutorial Texture 1 * by Parée

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This texture was created using my Tutorial HERE

PolyPediaOnline Vol. 20 Tutorial - Puffy Heart Beads by Iris Mishly

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tutorial babador - foto 09 - foundation by giselinha_

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Só um detalhe: Se você for fazer um bloquinho, lembre-se de manter as margens de costura bem estreitinhas (ou cortá-las depois) para o contact aderir bem.

Era isso, espero que gostem. Podem usar à vontade!

Beijos, Gi.

Tutorial by Thais Benites

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Olhos preto!

www.youtube.com/watch?v=fDuBS3ZyNYA

Act Of Valor by epiem

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Act Of Valor

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You can check out the tutorial here:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=INqqu35yJ28

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Inspired by the upcoming movie "Act Of Valor"

I wanted to create something visually striking and also kind of like an ad.

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As soon as I saw the trailer again, I knew what I wanted to do!

-There is a scene with a soldier on an aircraft carrier.

I saw it and was like "THIS!!!"

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Obviously, I don't have Aircraft Carriers just laying around…so I had to think of an idea.

Creating an airplane from a drawing, using clouds and a carrier and blah blah blah, was WAY too much time than I wanted to invest for a Project 366 Photo.

So I improvised.

I loaded up Battlefield 3 and went to Noshahr Canals.

Canals has the best carrier for what I wanted to do.

I then took several screenshots (13 to be exact) of the jet and carrier.

I needed to use Photomerge in Photoshop to get the Panoramic style I needed for the composite.

-This process took me almost 2 hours to complete because of bad Photomerges and having to redo this process over and over

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Once the "background" was finally composited, I needed to get a picture of myself holding a walkie-talkie or…..something.

I looked ALL over the house, for an hour, to find something I could use.

I finally grabbed a hair brush and said, "screw it….I'm using this"

Then I called all of my army friends for some fatigues, but no one was available until tomorrow or this weekend.

So I had to improvise…I grabbed my snowboarding jacket and my BlackRapid Camera straps.

Figured I could at least make it "look" like it was "special" or something….Yea….

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Now that everything was in place, I set up the cam on the tripod, got in front of the green screen and started trying to get my "shot".

It took several tries to get that *one* shot (40 to be exact; I used #38).

Once completed, I went into Photoshop and started my work!

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Once 95% finished in Photoshop, I threw the image into After Effects to put a nice Optical Flares preset on the photo to really give it a *pop*

Then back in to Photoshop for the final touch and then in to Lightroom for the final export!

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Overall, this composite took about 8-10 hours to complete, and that is BEFORE the tutorial was been dubbed.

In the end, it was about 15 hours total, plus render time to complete the *entire* project.

-I am pretty proud of this work.

I did something that I have never seen anyone do before (using multiple photos of IN-GAME footage of a video game to Photomerge for a panoramic composite background shot); Then compositing myself into that Panoramic shot.

I am stoked it came out how it did. I think I *leveled up* on this one!

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You can check out the tutorial here:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=INqqu35yJ28

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Canon 5DmII

Canon 70-200mm f/2.8 @ 75mm @ f/7.1

ISO 2000

Shutter 1/80

Softbox - Back Left

Softbox - Back Right

Beautybox - Front Left