Showing posts with label photoshop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photoshop. Show all posts



Tilt-shift photography is "the use of camera movements on small- and medium-format cameras, and sometimes specifically refers to the use of tilt for selective focus, often for simulating a miniature scene."

You non-Luddites can fake it in Photoshop.

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Excellent.

Every Day Life



Go. Look. Enjoy.

Via The Photo Argus

The internet never ceases to amaze me. Someone out there decided to photoshop Tom Selleck and sandwiches into photos of waterfalls.

My coworkers know me so well. ;)



See the actual website here. Also, in random celebrity-like websites, my boss just sent me this – www.niccageaseveryone.blogspot.com

Saw this on the Facebook Photoshop page. I think I love the color and character palettes.

View BIG version.


If you don't feel like you look at Illustrator or Photoshop too much as it is, then these magnets are pretty damn cool. I think the entire kit is a little pricey, but you can purchase just the magnets and that's a little more doable, IMHO.

Check it out at meninos, via Engadget.

I actually dreamed about working in Photoshop last night. Among other weird things but the only thing I can remember is trying to make buttons for this website and I kept messing up.

It already feels like Friday...

Old Mill

I know how to create all my effects with an enlarger - show me patience while I experiment doing the same in photoshop.

That or I could just pull out my darkroom equipment. Damn oil and silver prices.

Deer Carcass


Unfortunately, I wasn't prepared to go climbing down a very large embankment in the freezing cold or I would have a better photograph.

She was only half-decomposed.

Can't really tell from that one.


Try this.

Photoshop

Some of you will appreciate this.



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