I love photoshop.

The previous "dog" post made me look through Opie's baby pictures.  I found a cute one by there was a stick right in front of him.  I used the clone tool in photoshop to take it out.  Much much better.


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If anyone would like to have a photo retouched, feel free to contact me.  I love doing this stuff.  :)

i heart faces...above my head

One of my all time favorites, I can't believe I was able to capture it.

A Flower from Miss Heather..

My lovely neighbor Heather bought down a Peonie for me the other day, it made a very fun photography subject.

I played with my back button autofocus, and I LIKE IT.

I Heart Faces Fix-It Friday

This is my first I Heart Faces Fix-It Friday entry. I'm nervous....

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I used Photoshop CS5 along with CoffeeShop's Perfect Portrait and then CoffeeShop's Orton Effect.

Photoshop "before and after"

A few weeks ago I killed my PC so of course I needed a new computer and why not go big? I chose a MAC but because I had Photoshop on my PC it wouldn't transfer to a MAC, I needed to get a whole new version (darn ;). So I got CS5 for my Mac and have been playing around with my photographs.

Some of my friends have been asking, "what kind of camera do you use? how do you get such good shots?" Well, the answer isn't really in my camera (which is a Canon Rebel) but it's in the tweaking I do in Photoshop.

See for yourself....

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Neighborly Love

I made some adorable baby shower invitations for my dearest neighbor, Miss Heather.



Today I ran them over to her and while I was there she showed me these cool flowers she made to spice up a new shirt. She adores crafts as much as I do which is why she sent me home with this....



Within an hour I had made a few flowers of my own for the girls hair....





Thank you Heather, you're a doll!


:)

Mother's Day Freebie

Compliments of Bayberry Announcements

Directions:
(this file is only one layer to make it smaller for downloading purposes)
Save the file to your desktop and open in Photoshop or Elements. Create a new layer, make sure the new layer is on top of the design layer, then add your photo on the new layer you made. Save as a jpg and print!



Photocard designs are for personal use only, please do not reproduce and/or sell for profit.