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Comment by Stevie Mc Teague on April 14, 2013 at 10:03am

Hi guys n girls,,,need a logo made up with  

"Stevie "Mac" Photos" in it,,,to watermark my photos!

any tips or ideas,,,

Thnx in advance,,,,Stevie

Comment by Penny Baxter on February 10, 2013 at 7:39pm

Me with Downtown Portland background.

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Comment by Raja Afzaludin B. Raja Abdullah on December 20, 2011 at 11:29pm

Feel Free to comment........

Comment by Sachin Kannan on July 5, 2011 at 12:54am

Trying to give an old photography feel to recently clicked photo. Dust & scratches in Photoshop

Comment by Mike on June 30, 2011 at 1:34pm

Can anyone recommend a link to a good tutorial on turning a portrait into digital artwork?  I really like the direction this one was headed http://www.pxleyes.com/tutorial/photoshop/2280/Turn-a-Picture-of-Yo..., but it doesn't go far enough.  I'm looking for something a little more digital (turning pretty woman with an electric guitar into a "Guitar Hero").  Thanks in advance.

Comment by David Wollum on June 30, 2011 at 1:30pm

I'm looking at Stevie Mc Teague's winter scene with the snow, bridge and church.  I'm a firm believer that when it comes to making adjustments to photos, you will usually find less is more.  That's why, of the several enhancements done here, I favor the one done by Sean Flynn.  Its subtle, but just what this shot needs.

One question though - did nobody notice the horizon is tilted?  I'm sure it jumps right out at you now that I've mentioned it.  I doubt the photo was shot that way intentionally to add some kind of artistic creativity to the scene.  Its a basic mistake with a very easy fix in photoshop.

When I open a photo in photoshop, its always step number 2 for me.

1.  Duplicate the background layer.

2.  Make the horizon level.

Try it... you'll like it.

Comment by Mike on June 29, 2011 at 7:24pm

Hi all - I posted this in another group.  Please forgive the redundancy.

I'm new to photography but have always loved it and dabbled a bit.  I'm intentionally becoming much more serious about this great hobby.  I have some time off (too much, actually) and decided to tinker with Photoshop.  It's much more complex than I thought.  The reason I'm posting is to introduce myself (please forgive the lame screen name), and to ask a question about questions.  Particularly - how much help is appropriate to ask for?  I have 4 photos I'm stuck on, but I'd hate to just vomit them into the group.  I appreciate all responses!

Cheers,

Mike

Comment by Awie Vorster on February 11, 2011 at 11:17am

I just love to play with photos and color. What can I say...I love Photoshop. You can take 20 people to look at one picture and not 1 of the 20 will have the same to say about the photo. Trust me, I Proved it. But hey, its what you want out of the photo. Does it really matter what another person think about your work? Sorry for jazzing up your photo Francesco. 

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