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Image Gallery

I followed the photoshop tutorials to create these images and learn new skills.

I started with two layers and used the mask tool to add another person to the image.

I went to image > adjustments > black & white to adjust the colors to black and white.

I clicked the New Adjustments layer and changed the brightness/contrast.

I used the eyedropper tool to choose colors from the image.

I used the Spot Healing Brush Tool to remove the powerlines in hte image.

I went to Image > Adjustments > Brightness/contrast to ajust the brightness.

I used the crop tool to crop and straighten the image.

I went to Image > Adjustments > Photo Filter and selected the cooling filter.

I learned how to drag images on a new page to work with multiple images.

I could use lighting effects with multiple layers of effects when lowering the opacity.

I usedthe mask tool to add the pencil to the new background.

I used the brush tool to paint on the image.

I used the quick select tool to replace the background.

I used the spot healing brush tool to remove the paint spots.

I clicked the new adjustments layer to adjust the hue/saturation.

I learned different ways to save an image.

I used quick select to select the sky and change the color.

I went to image > adjustments > shadows/highlights to change lighten the dark areas.

I used the text and shape tool to create th text bubbles

I learned how to create a scene using multiple layers.

See below

The image above is the image that I started with. The image to the right is my final image. 1.) I used the spot healing brush tool to remove one of the boats. 2.) I used hue/saturation to make the trees a more virbant green. 3.) I used brightness/contrast to brighten the photo. 4.) I used quick select to select the sky and brighten it. 5.) I used the brush tool and changed the opacity to make fog in the mountains. 6.) I used the mask tool along with the quick select tool to add another boat. 7.) I used the eye dropper tool to paint over a dark spot in the mountain so that it would match the rest of the mountain.