Photographic Society of America
Electronic Imaging Division
Digital Imaging Study Group 24 (CREATIVE)
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Jim Hawkins at:
hawkins@email.sjsu.edu
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The images displayed on this website were created by members of the Photographic Society of America's (PSA) Digital Imaging Study Group #24. This
CREATIVE section is for those images dedicated to
altered reality and is devoted to altering the image
so that it departs from the reality of the original
photograph. This means the camera or other light
gathering device could never capture such images as
they appear in the altered image.
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.
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.