With the changing of the leaves fast approaching most of the States, we’ve been doing a few posts on how to capture the beautiful colors of the trees and leaves around your area. Regretfully, sometimes you just can’t get that amazing color you see in front of you captured on your digital camera. In the film days, a solution to this was to grab
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I love all the different ways we can use Photoshop and Elements to create interesting styles for our type when creating new digital scrapbooking layouts. Whether it’s simple gold text, a set of drop shadows or something more complex, the different ways you can change the type to suit your layout is endless. This effect is one of my favorites. Called the Letter Press
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As many of you know I love doing panoramic pictures. Whether I’m trying to capture a really beautiful landscape or doing a class picture, panos are fun and easy to do. And Adobe Photoshop and Photoshop Elements make it so much easier with the PhotoMerge feature – it basically does all the hard work of assembling and correcting the panoramic for you. One of
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Here’s a quick, easy way to enhance the look of any photo, especially ones that are just slightly out of focus. It uses the High Pass filter in Photoshop and Elements. The what? Yeah, The High Pass filter. It’s one of the lesser known filters hidden under the menus but is it ever a lifesaver for these slightly soft pictures. Here’s how to use
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As many of you know from Facebook and the news, Cleveland TN (where we live) was devastated by 5 tornadoes Wednesday. We were hit along with a huge section of the south from Alabama , Georgia, and Tennessee. There are 9 confirmed deaths in our county and more than 135 homes destroyed. We are safe. The storms, while scary, didn’t affect our section of
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