photoshop part 2 realistic image techniques by. 1 face plant - put president obama’s face on the...
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Photoshop Part 2Realistic Image Techniques
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1 Face Plant - Put President Obama’s face on the body of another famous person.
About this picture – Describe (1) who is in the picture or where it was taken (2) what Photoshop techniques and tools were used.
#2 Realistic Shadows1. Take a photo of you holding an object that has a distinctive shape (tennis racket, baseball bat, musical instrument, flag, etc) 2. Take away all background elements and replace with a solid color as shown in the shadow tutorial.
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#3 Much Improved Portrait1. Take a photo of yourself alone or with a few friends. Include plenty of distracting background elements that a good photographer would normally try to eliminate.(lunch tables, trees, buildings, other people etc) 2. Use the techniques shown in the tutorial to blur the background and give a soft focus to the photo. 3. Double the width of the photo (Image > Canvas Size) and place a before and after image side-by-side so we can see the differences you made to the photo
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Much Improved School1. Take a photo of an area of the school where there is ugly grass. 2. Use the techniques shown in the tutorial to improve the look of the color of the grass.3. Double the width of the photo (Image > Canvas Size) and place a before and after image side-by-side so we can see the differences you made to the photo.
About this picture – Describe (1) who is in the picture or where it was taken (2) what Photoshop techniques and tools were used.
Much Improved Sky1. Take a photo of an area of the school where you include at least 1/3 of the photo as sky. Let's assume that the sky here in Arizona is usually boring.2. Use the techniques shown in the tutorial to improve the look of the sky, giving it some computer-generated clouds.3. Double the width of the photo (Image > Canvas Size) and place a before and after image side-by-side so we can see the differences you made to the photo.
About this picture – Describe (1) who is in the picture or where it was taken (2) what Photoshop techniques and tools were used.
Much Improved Clouds with Sunbeams1. Choose a photo where there are some clouds covering the sun. You can choose one of the examples below the video tutorial or find another example of your own.2. Use the techniques shown in the tutorial to improve the look of the sky, giving it some computer-generated sun-beams.3. Double the width of the photo (Image > Canvas Size) and place a before and after image side-by-side so we can see the differences you made to the photo.
About this picture – Describe (1) who is in the picture or where it was taken (2) what Photoshop techniques and tools were used.
Much Improved Forest with Sunbeams1. Choose a photo where there are some trees in a forest and sun shining through the leaves. You can choose one of the examples below the video tutorial or find another example of your own.2. Use the techniques shown in the tutorial to improve the look of the sky, giving it some computer-generated sun-beams.3. Double the width of the photo (Image > Canvas Size) and place a before and after image side-by-side so we can see the differences you made to the photo.
About this picture – Describe (1) who is in the picture or where it was taken (2) what Photoshop techniques and tools were used.
Smoker1. Take a photo of someone famous. Choose a pose where you can insert a cigarette or pipe in his/her hand or mouth.2. Add a cigarette to the photo.3. Use the techniques shown in the tutorial to add realistic smoke.
About this picture – Describe (1) who is in the picture or where it was taken (2) what Photoshop techniques and tools were used.
Sunset over Westview1. Take a photo of Westview during mid-day hours.2. Use the techniques shown in the tutorial to add warm sunset light to the image.3. Double the width of the photo (Image > Canvas Size) and place a before and after image side-by-side so we can see the differences you made to the photo.
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Fireworks!1. Find a photo of any city skyline at night. Choose a city with some recognizable landmark (Paris, New York, Sydney, San Francisco, London etc).2. Use the techniques shown in the tutorial to add a fireworks display to the image.3. Double the width of the photo (Image > Canvas Size) and place a before and after image side-by-side so we can see the differences you made to the photo.
About this picture – Describe (1) who is in the picture or where it was taken (2) what Photoshop techniques and tools were used.
Tattooed! 1. Take a photo of yourself with a bare arm similar to the photo in the tutorial. You don't have to bare your chest, just your muscular biceps or forearm. 2. Use the techniques shown in the tutorial to add a tattoo.3. Double the width of the photo (Image > Canvas Size) and place a before and after image side-by-side so we can see the differences you made to the photo.
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Stain Glass1. Take a photo of any scene outside on campus at school. Find a colorful image such as the fish shown in the tutorial.2. Use the techniques shown in the tutorial to create a stained glass window scene with fuzzy background.3. Double the width of the photo (Image > Canvas Size) and place a before and after image side-by-side so we can see the differences you made to the photo.
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Cool Can1. Take a close-up photo of a can of soda. 2. Use the techniques shown in the tutorial to create a water drops on the surface of the can, making it look refreshingly cool.3. Double the width of the photo (Image > Canvas Size) and place a before and after image side-by-side so we can see the differences you made to the photo.
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Meadowland1. Take a photo of an ordinary scene and enhance it. http://www.studyoffice.org/images/ordinary-meadow.jpg Use your skills in making clouds, rainbows, smoke, sun rays, and enhanced sky. A successful photo will look believable at first so the viewer thinks it is a real scene.2. Double the width of the photo (Image > Canvas Size) and place a before and after image side-by-side so we can see the differences you made to the photo.
About this picture – Describe (1) who is in the picture or where it was taken (2) what Photoshop techniques and tools were used.
Welcome Home1. Take a screen capture from your house on Google Street View. Fix the light. Give it some green grass. Enhance the color. Remove ugly blemishes. Make it twice as beautiful as it is now. A successful photo will look believable at first so the viewer thinks it is a real scene.2. Double the width of the photo (Image > Canvas Size) and place a before and after image side-by-side so we can see the differences you made to the photo.
About this picture – Describe (1) who is in the picture or where it was taken (2) what Photoshop techniques and tools were used.
Worth 1000 – enter a contest in http://www.worth1000.com/ where you can learn new ideas from beginning Photoshop users as well as seasoned experts. Many of the contests use skills we have already learned in class. About this picture – Describe (1) who is in the picture or where it was
taken (2) what Photoshop techniques and tools were used.