I enhanced Joey’s eyes a bit to add sparkle and brighten them. This is done with dodge and burn tools. Let me know if you want me to post a tutorial on it. The pic was taken with my Sony camera shortly after I got it. We are back to shooing with Nikon now, but I did love that little Sony! He was ten yrs old in this picture his smile could light up a room.
Another new challenge for me! Click the swatch to check out the challenge page. What fun this is!! This layout is loosely based on the sketch from Papers and Pixels. I print in 8 x 8 so the image is not as large as it seems on the page. The colors begged for fourth of july, but I wanted to do something else with it.Papers can be recolored several ways in Photoshop (PS). The other day, I selected a single color and changed the hue and saturation settings to adjust the colors. This time, I added a new layer above the paper, filled it with the color from the challenge and then used blend modes to apply the color to the paper layer.
Paper, overlay, stamp and tag from Vintage Artistry Freebie – a combo kit by Carrie Stephens and Dani from SBB. Phone book elements by Correen Silke.
What a great layout and you are right the the eyes are so clear and blue, great job!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Fantastic lay out.
ReplyDeleteWow! This is a stunning layout! Your photo is wonderful, and the whole page showcases it perfectly.
ReplyDeleteGreat layout and a great color combo to make that awesome photo stand out! Wow! Just beautiful! :)
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful scrapbook page! I love how you brightened the eyes - and the blue background makes them POP!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for participating in the color challenge at CARDScraps. Good luck in the drawing for the free stamp set.
hat a great picture of Joey! Love what you did with the eyes!
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