


The photo on the left is what she provided. The one in the center and to the right are what I did with it. I don’t have Photoshop, but I do have Elements and that’s what I used. Pretty simple really - all I did was play with the select tool and some of the filters.
You know so often, I use Elements to adjust the lighting or contrast of a photo and not necessarily for an "artistic" purpose. Now it looks like I’m going to have to pull out some of my images and play.
Thanks for the challenge, Julie!
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Hey! These look great! Thanks so much for playing along with me, Tish!
You mention exactly why I did my fountain photo in the first place too! I was familiar with adjusting the lighting and cropping...but thought it's time to really get into that software and be creative!
I don't have either but I like how you play.
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