After merging the photos I decided that I wanted to change the color to a sepia color. I also wanted to add a painted effect, so I did this by using a history tool. I also added a fading border.
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- Bethany Hale
- My name is Bethany Hale I recently graduated from BYU-Idaho with a Bachelors of Science degree in Communication with an Advertising and Design emphasis, and double-minored in biological and family sciences. I like designing websites, branding companies, photography, and designing custom cards and invitations. I currently reside in Chesterfield, Virginia with my wonderful husband, Brent, who is studying to become a dentist. I work for Forest City Enterprises as a Resident Relations Specialist for The River Lofts at Tobacco Row. I am lactose intolerant, but still love root beer floats and mozzarella cheese sticks with marinara dipping sauce. And pink is my favorite color.
way to take these to the next level nice job
ReplyDeleteI like that you added edits to the panoramic. It looks very professional.
ReplyDeletenice! i like the frame thingy you gave it very classy
ReplyDeleteWow this is a great job I like the touchups that you did to it. it adds more feeling to it.
ReplyDeletethe border looks nice!
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you took what might otherwise be mediocre scenery and brought it's character out with the sepia. The edging was a good choice too!
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