Moving Mountains - Week Six

Final Exam


Original Image Enhanced image

Steps taken to enhance the image: (1) Fade correction (2) Histogram - stretch contrast (3) Selected the ocean water & applied a deeper blue using the manual color correction, inverted the selection and using a different shade of blue, applied a manual color correction on the sky also (4) Clairfy

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Original Image Enhanced Image

Steps taken: (1) Colors - Adjust - Red/Green/Blue (2) ,Stretch Contrast (3) Auto Enhance

Original Image Enhanced Image

Steps Used: (1) Created mask per instructions given in lesson for week 6 - erased areas that I wanted to show through (that sounds backwards - lol) and then the airbrush tool to select additional areas that I wanted the sand to show through on the face (2) Geometric Effects - Circle (3) Auto Color Balance (4) Added new layer, moved to bottom & flood filled with white, merged the face & sand layers and added 2 slight drop shadows, merged all- then cleaned up the stray pixels (5) Unsharpen Mask

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Original Image Enhanced Image I

(1) Auto Contrast (Neutral, Normal, Bold) (2) Auto Color Balance - 5449 (3) Auto Enhance Saturation (Less Colorful, Normal) (4) Wanted to blur the background setting so I used the point-to-point freehand tool to make a selection of the rocks, then applied a Blur Average and Gaussian Blur (5) Inverted the selection and applied a drop shadow (6) Sharpened Once (7) Clarify


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Original Image Enhanced Image

Steps Taken: (1) Using the freehand tool, I selected the boys face & used the manual color correction (2) Using the freehand tool, I selected the boys shirt & also used the manual color correction here (3) I didn't like the background for this picture so I used the freehand tool to select the background and then applied a Gaussian Blur. (4) I used the Auto Color Balance to make the image lighter (5) Used the clarify to make the image stand out a little more

Original Image Enhanced Image

Using the magic wand, I selected the browns in the clock (and trust me, there are a lot of different browns - lol) once they were all selected I used the manual color correction to make the clock a deeper shade of brown. It still didn't look quite right so I went to Colors, Adjust brightness & contrast to obtain the color I wanted. I then Clarified. Oops, I just noticed something!! On the top left and top right corners, I shouldn't have selected them for the manual color correction as they aren't part of the clock - sigh.....
I want to thank you, Linda, for a wonderful 6 weeks. Thanks also to those of you who took the time to look and comment on my work. I can't wait to see what you all come up with in the PSP Addicts class!!!

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