Image Showcase: Best from The Photoshop Course

[EPNet Admin]

Photos created during the Photoshop Fundamentals Course with Sherron Sheppard

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[Kimber Wallwork-Heineman]

This is my before photo taken at the Colorado Horse Drive

[Kimber Wallwork-Heineman]

And this if my After with a whole new feel - Thanks Sherron for a great class!

[Mike Cantwell]

Photo taken maybe 25 years ago and the color film was fading out.

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[Mike Cantwell]

Finished one, made adjustment layers, cropped the photo to rule of thirds with the logo on the mark and the glove in the other corner mark.
I added a filter and noise to punch up the color then made a layer for the cap and glove and one for the background and made the saturation levels
different on each level to give it a slightly different look to each level. Its subtle but it is there.

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Thanks again, I really enjoyed the class and learned alot.

Mike

[Julie Refer]

Before

[Julie Refer]

After. Sepia tone, some mask work and a little cloning made this into an image I really like.

[Kym Pocius]

Before Image. This was taken at a local horse show that featured miniature horses.

[Kym Pocius]

After Image. I cropped the original image and added my friend's dog to evoke a "story". I used masks to dodge and burn, added a leading beam of light from the upper left to bottom right (to run across the mini and dog's faces), added a vignette, and converted to black and white using a channels mixer adjustment layer.

[Richard Clay]

Original image taken at a local steeplechase race.

[Richard Clay]

Final image. Added the crowd as a background using some cloning and several layer masks. Blurred and darkened the background, added some lighting effects to the combined images.

[Pam Kaster]

Before image

[Pam Kaster]

second before pic

[Pam Kaster]

After

[Judy Robichaux]

Before: