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Welcome to the Digital Imaging Study Group 12 - Assigned Subject
If
you have any questions or comments, please contact this group's
Administrator Carole Kropscot, APSA at:
ckropscot@yahoo.com
For further information about the Study Groups contact the Director,
Barbara Miller, FPSA, PPSA at
bembrit@bellsouth.net
FUTURE ASSIGNED SUBJECTS
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January 2012 -
Use a table top of a cut glassware image and
apply one or many of the filters POSTER EDGES, ACCENT EDGES, FIND EDGES,
or GLOWING EDGES. You can be very creative with these filters.
- Walter Ross
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February 2012 -
Make a Vertical Photo Panels
Effect in Photoshop. There is a very well explained tutorial on the
www.photoshopessentials.com
web - Barbara
Kuebler
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March 2012 -
Construction. Photos of
any type of construction whether home, businesses, road work, etc.
- Sophia Aldridge
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April -
Make a painting from your photographic image.
You can use any software program. If Photoshop, try the History brush.
Lots of how-to info within Photoshop's Help and on the Internet. - Carole Kropscot
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May - - Jenny Gu
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June - - Ulrike Henn
Click here to
visit the other EID Study Groups
(try it - it's fun)!)
EID has established
a message forum to exchange ideas. Click
here
to go to that forum.
Download the
Guidelines
for submitting your images.
The images displayed on this website
were created by members of the Photographic Society of America's (PSA)
Digital Imaging Study Group #12.
The creators of these images explain how they arrived at the final
results by manipulating their photographs in a digital imaging program
such as Photoshop. The images are presented for Group members to study
and critique by offering constructive comments on the artistic merit,
technical strengths and weaknesses of each image. Enjoy your visit
to this site and be sure to check back each month on the 10th for a new
set of images, and the 25th for the current comments. For best
viewing, your monitor should be set to a screen size of 1024 x 768 for a
17" monitor.
All images are the
copyright of the individual photographers and none should be copied or
used in any form, whatsoever, without the expressed written permission
of the photographer.
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