The photo is an experiment with brushes, mostly (and some frustrating attempts at fixing a boo-boo!). The image was taken on the road from Kamloops to Sun Peaks BC.
Saturday, October 16, 2010
A Steep Learning Curve
I have been concentrating on working with Photoshop and have decided to do something new each day, when possible. For too long, I have been poking around here and there in the program, but at that rate it would take several lifetimes to learn much of anything. With each new command or pull-down menu, I am totally amazed by what is possible!
The photo is an experiment with brushes, mostly (and some frustrating attempts at fixing a boo-boo!). The image was taken on the road from Kamloops to Sun Peaks BC.
The photo is an experiment with brushes, mostly (and some frustrating attempts at fixing a boo-boo!). The image was taken on the road from Kamloops to Sun Peaks BC.
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ooohhhhh you ARE becoming a tech-head :) Could a true Luddite (like myself) ever manage it?
Interesting that you chose Kamloops, a place I had never heard of, until spouse and I travelled on the Rocky Mountaineer. I wrote up this experience in this very weekend's post.
Hels,
My progress in learning this program when compared with younger people is pitiful, but, yes, it's possible.
I haven't been on the Rocky Mountaineer, so will look forward to reading your post.
Chris, whatever you did, you gave us an awesome photo! I love the striations of landscape and color.
ChrisJ, can you give us a before and after shot? I have been to Kamloops!!!!
Cher,
Thanks - I am pleased with the outcome and pleased to be able to make something happen!
Judie,
I've put up a new post with the before shot and some description of what I did.
Kamloops is great; my stepdaughter went to university there and we visited quite often.
I've only been to B.C. twice -- both times just to say I'd been there. We were doing the trip from Jasper to Banff.
My wife, however, worked for a year in Vancouver before we were married. She says there's nothing like the mountains of B.C.
Owen,
You should visit again and spend more time; the mountains and many other things are quite awesome.
neat. getting the landscape to pop is tricky without underexposing or overexposing a bit.
Pearl,
The "pop" is all add-ons, on top of it all.
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