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July
Title - "In the Desert"
How I
did it -
The main
image was taken at Monument Valley in northern Arizona,
the rest at my desk.
I
used the magnetic lasso tool to outline the toys, then
moved them into main image.
Each
toy was a separate exposure, so I had more latitude in
placing the toys. I used the clone tool to blend the
toys to the background. Then I used the edge strokes to
accent edges. After I competed the image I added a
white and grey border. Then I saved it for the web. My
desktop broke and I had to use my laptop, color and
saturation changes if I move my head, or tilt the
display.
COMMENTS:
| Carole Kropscot |
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| Elizabeth Lautner |
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| David Price |
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| Ruth Rittichier |
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| Barbara Kuebler |
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| Diana
Fernandez |
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| Member Bio |
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Walter Ross - Biography
I have been working with
photography as a hobby for over 60 years. In the
late 1950 I started with a NIKON F, and have been
shooting with NIKON ever since. My current camera
is a digital NIKON D70.
I have 6 various NIKONs with many attachments, all
will work with my D70.
I have been in many camera clubs thru the years in
Chicago and Phoenix. I am now living in an age
restricted community called Sun City, Arizona. You
must be 55 or better to own a home in Sun City. My
current camera club is the Sun City Camera Guild is
open every week day and is in one of our recreation
centers. We have two darkrooms and two digital
workstations for members.
I have been with PSA for over thirty years and I am
the regional director for region 20. I have been to
many PSA Conferences the last one was is Salt Lake
City. That's where I learned much more about the EID
Division.
waltsueross@msn.com |
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