Jessica Sprague Class...day 12

Storyboards!! Ever since I got Photoshop, I have been dying to learn how to do this. I am loving this new knowledge!

And now for my favorite one thus far....

Jessica Sprague Class...day 11

Here is my first attempt at selective/spot recoloring. Another shot of a beautiful hibiscus.

And a few more...

You can't really see how blue his eyes are, but I just rediscovered this pic and loved it.

Jessica Sprague Class...day 10

Today I learned how to create my own clipping mask. I also used textures and text to create this masterpiece. The hibiscus is one of my favorite flowers.

Jessica Sprague Class...day 9

Today I learned about burning edges (making the outer edges look darker and showing more light on the cute faces of my husband and son). This is one of my very favorite pictures of the men in my life.

Jessica Sprague Class...day 8

My first experiment with text...this is a fun new tool (and a handsome model)!

Jessica Sprague Class...day 6

Today I learned about TTV. This picture took me entirely too long, but I like how it turned out.

Jessica Sprague Class...day 5

Today I learned about textures, and I added a clipping mask to it. I love how antique this picture of El Moro in Puerto Rico looks.

Jessica Sprague Class...day 4

A little practice with clipping masks. A beautiful sunset inYellowstone

Jessica Sprague Class...day 3

Today I learned about hand tinting photos. Then I did project 2 which combined the hand tinting, frames and brushes. Here is what the picture looked like before:

and here is what it looks like after:

Jessica Sprague Class...day 2

This was our favorite shot of our special day. Thanks so much to Corom (my talented brother-in-law that took some awesome pics)! I practiced my new skill of brushes with this pic and love how it turned out.
Here's another one, just to make my husband happy.

Jessica Sprague Class...day 1

My first attempt at PNG frames and Word Art. I love this class!

Garden of the Gods panoramas

These are my first attempts at panoramas. These were taken with our small camera at Garden of the Gods. The mountain panorama is the view of Pikes Peak from Garden of the Gods. If you click on the pictures, it will bring up a bigger picture to see. Enjoy!