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I bought these little sauce boats last weekend at Studio Ceramics, any guesses what they are in the shape of? Mat had no idea you see and I thought it was blindingly obvious so I'm curious what others think!
22 October, 2010
Playing with the photos
Just recently I've been playing a bit on Photoshop with badly exposed photos where the foreground is darker than background. It's really quite handy! I found this great tutorial on Pioneer Woman Photography that tells you how to do it - what do you think? The trickiest part is painting in the lighter area along the edges but I've discovered if you choose a very soft brush it works pretty well.
Before
After
Before
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I bought these little sauce boats last weekend at Studio Ceramics, any guesses what they are in the shape of? Mat had no idea you see and I thought it was blindingly obvious so I'm curious what others think!
Before
After
Before
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I bought these little sauce boats last weekend at Studio Ceramics, any guesses what they are in the shape of? Mat had no idea you see and I thought it was blindingly obvious so I'm curious what others think!
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Yup, Tuis. Obviously the black one is more 'true to life' but I really love
ReplyDeletethe white's simplicity. Thank you for the photography compliment :) -
although I don't think I'd make the claims for the 'before' shots!
They are - an NZ native bird called a Tui. They have the most beautiful
ReplyDeletecall.
I only have CS2! So even the older versions work well and you can use the
ReplyDeletetutorials for the newer versions without too much problem. I'm thinking of
"upgrading" to CS3 or maybe even 4 if I could find one. But if you only want
it for photos (I use it for all sorts of other things - like the CFM button
above- then you could get Elements which I think is much cheaper.