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In this image I remove a dent in the concrete with the spot remover tool, I then adjusted the curves so the light was highlighted more around the shadow. I added a new adjustment layer and added more red so it looks like it is early in the morning, and finished by brightening the bottom half of the image so the lighting looked more natural.

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I used Levels to make the picture darker and create a cool contrast. Then I used the spot healing bush to get rid of some specks throughout the picture. Then I put an under water filter over the entire thing. I thought this created a cool aspect within the photo.

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I used hue and saturation to make the otters coat red. Then I darkened the background
This made it look like the otter is popping out to the viewers eye. Then I changed the Color posterization to a violet color which makes the water a dark color instead of a fake style light blue this makes it look more realistic.

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In this photo i captured shadows and contrast. I started by editing the ion to have a bright chest but black head. I then edited the lion to be contrasted throu

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In this photo i captured shadows and contrast. I started by editing the ion to have a bright chest but black head. I then edited the lion to be contrasted through out the photo. Finally i made it so the lion had shadows under him. One problem was the lion was moving to much but then when he laid down it was the perfect time for the photo. Durring editing i had a problem of not being able to get the contrast just right but5 when I did it looked perfect.

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First I turned the brightness down, then I turned the contrast up to make the image darker. Then when it wads darker I used levels to make the shadow more obvious.

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i took this photo above the bird to give it more of a drop down affect.
I used just the normal mode on my camera which resulted in a wide depth of field presenting the bird as a whole. I found it challenging to get a picture of the bird while it wasnt moving.
In photo shop i used hue and saturation to give the birds feathers a purple tint, i also used a shadow affect to make the ground darker while also increasing the light at the top/background.

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I captured the photo doing my best to prevent getting a glare from the glass.
In Photoshop I started with brightness/contrast since the enclosure of the octopus was fairly dark. I then used vibrancy to bring out the colors in the piece more as they were dim from the watery shadows. I removed the glare left from the window with a clone stamp tool I then used hue/saturation to brighten the colors of the octopus. I then used a photo filter to give the background a darker blue color to make it appear farther away. I then increase the exposure to show the contrast between the octopus and the background. And used more brightness/contrast for the octopus to give it the purple/pink highlights.

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To edit this photo, I cropped the image so all of the other distractions were eliminated. Then I lowered the brightness and raised the contrast to give the image a warm tone. Next, I made a new layer mask and made the giraffes brighter and made the backround darker. I did this because the stripes on the giraffe create movement when the giraffe is brighter than its surroundings.

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I took this photo while sitting on the floor next to my dog in the sunlight. He was looking out the window and the sun was streaming in at the perfect angle and illuminated his face. This was just a normal photo on my camera instead of portrait or anything.
In photoshop I first started with removing some photos from the background so they didn't take away from the main point of the picture. To do this I used clone stamp and basically just covered up the photos. I also adjusted the brightness and contrast, making the dog brighter and the background darker. Along with that I adjusted the hue and saturation to make my dog pop a little more against the background.

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I used brightness and contrast to make the image have more light. I put hue/saturation in to give the picture a like warmer tone, then made the water look normal again with another hue/saturation. I finished it with color balance and highlighted some spots with more direct sunlight

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I took this photo with portrait mode on my phone to get the flower and water drops in focus and to put it in a shallow depth of field. I used three different adjustment layers to first, bring the exposure up on the water drops; then change the color of the background; and finally, to turn the exposure down in the background to draw the viewers eyes to the flower.

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First I used the eraser tool to get rid of a person and 2 trach cans that were in the middle of the picture. I used curves to make the sky a more vibrant blue, I also used virance to make the sky towards the corner of the photo a darker and deeper blue. I used hue/saturation to bring everything together.

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i took this photo with my phone kneeling to get the lone one on a rock lined up properly.
i took this without live and took the photo three times once with the front plants in focus, once with the back plant in focus, and once with both in focus.  I eventually decided that this would be the shot that ill edit.
in photoshop I increased the brightness of the entire photo and used a layer mask to make the back rock even brighter.  next i used atuo levels and curves cause they hadn't failed me yet.  after that i messed with the hue and saturation and came across a point on the slider that looks like a ghost and used Vibrance to make it a tad more ghosty.

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First I used the saturation and vibrancy tool to make the picture more colorful. Then I used the Brightness and contrast tool to lighten up the outside of the picture. Then I used the Exposure tool to bring up the exposure on the outside of the picture. I used the blemish took to remove some unintentional eye drawing spots. Lastly I used the dodge tool to brighten some specific things.

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To edit this photo, I used a vibrance adjustment layer to change how the image stands out. I then used a brightness and contrast adjustment layer to make the lighting more natural, like it was taken in a jungle and not in an enclosed glass case.

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When I took this photo I made sure to firstly follow the rules of thirds so Kate was the subject, I wanted the viewers eye to go to her immediately when shown the photo. When put into photoshop I knew I wanted to mess around with some of the colors, making some more vibrant than the others. The first thing I did was mess with the vibrancy and make the background full of color. After that I used the curves layer to lighten and darken the photo till I liked the way it looked, then after that I adjusted the Brightness & Contrast to enhance the color and shadows. Then finally I thought the yellow light in the background looked a little ugly with the photo so I turned it to more of a white tone to take attention away from it.

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To start off, I took this picture so some of the fish are blurred, and some are not. I wanted the rocks and their habit to pop out a bit more. I used auto modes. While editing, I started off by sharpening the fish that are in focus so we can really see their color and scales. Then, I added a bit of a red hue to contrast with the greenish-blue water. I lowered the brightness and raised the contrast. I added more exposure and a bit more saturation so the colors of the fish stand out.

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To edit this photo I used a brightness contrast layer firs to make the shoes stand out. The I made the photo black and white and used a clipping mask to give the shoes color. Finally I used a vibrance layer to make the color on the shoes stand out even more.

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starting this picture i used a clone stamp to expand the log the bright pink bird is standing on. then i brightened the picture & made the bird bright pink so it would stand out. i used levels to get rid of the grey, exposure for light, and vibrance to make the colors pop.

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I took this photo from an ant's perspective, holding my phone against the grass with the camera slightly pointed up. Where I was at was a hill so that' why the whole photo is angled. I just had on auto modes for the photo.
In photoshop I tried to completely erase a porta potty from the photo as well as a person. I used the eraser tool, brush, and clone stamp to do this, as well as cropping the image a bit. I increased the contrast and made the grass along with the sky more vibrant too.

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In my picture that represents leading lines in the lizards' tails, I made many adjustment layers to make the lizards stick out more because unedited, their color is more similar to the background. I also used the clone stamp tool because when I took the picture there were a lot of glares and reflections. Similarly, I used the clone stamp tool to crop out the thermometer in the cage and the top of the cage that got in the picture due to the angle I took it at.

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I used hte brightnes filter to make everything more bright and everything more vibrant. Then I used the color balance , and saturation to show the different colored undertones of the subject and backround by bringing out the blues and magentas. I changed the vibrance to make everything pop, and changed the saturation to make it more sharp.

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While editing this photo, I masked out the subject to make them darker using an adjustment layer to contrast with the sky which I used to make the sky pop out a bit more so the viewers eyes could move from the subject towards the sky. I also masked out the subjects eye and added a vibrance adjustment layer so that the viewers eye would go to that first. Before I then edited a copy of the background layer to remove the distracting building in the background and a piece of metal near the subjects eye which was distracting to look at.

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When I was taking photos I really liked the macro route with the flowers and plants especially, I really liked this photo to begin with but I wanted it to be a little bit more vibrant and colorful. When I went into Photoshop I first used Vibrance, messing around with that so the colors looked how I wanted them to. (I ended up turning off that layer in the end because it sucked some of the wanted colors out) after that I used a photo filter to give it a light mask, using a yellowish-orange tone to put over it. After that, I used exposure to make parts of the background darker in order to bring out highlights in the flowers. Finally, I used Curves to mess with the colors and enhance the flowers and take attention away from the background.

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In this photo I captured Jowle while he was looking away and made him dark. I also changed the hue and color of the trees. To do this I drew around it and made it yellow. Another thing I added was the color to the sky I added blue to the sky since it was raining and cloudy so adding blue made the photo more poping. I changed his bag to a more vibrant red. Finally i made the color of the rocks and the pillar more brownish red to add on the the sunny theme. The error/problem in the photo was Jowle he kept moving. I solved this by yelling stop. One problem I had editing this was not being able to take out the puddles.

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First I used the crop tool to get the element more in the frame. Then I used the eraser tool to erase a pole that was in the background. Then I used the clone stamp tool to replace the space that I erased. I also used the saturation tool to brighten the greens in the background. Lastly, I used the exposure tool to bring down the exposure of the background but I masked the elephant.

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I took this photo with my phone nealing to get an even headed shot.
I used live mode in hopes that if the animal ran away I could still get the shot I as hoping for.
in photoshop i increased the brightness as the photo looked a tad bleek to improve that I also did auto levels and curves but that left the picture a little dull to next I used exposure a tad. finaly i increased brightness to make the image pop and made the animal brighter using brightness and layer mask.

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To edit this photo, I used an exposure adjustment layer to make the image darker and seem more natural. I also used a vibrance adjustment layer on the entire photo to make the whole photo stand out.

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I took this photo at sitting  height i used portrait mode in Photoshop i increased the exposure to give off the orange wall feel also lowered the gamma correction and the offset and i also made the person look different by canceling him from the exposure.

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I took this photo standing right at the window of the aquarium. I used auto modes for this and tried to blur the background a bit so the otter was in focus. For the editing, I started off by cropping the image, then saturating it and bringing out the blue in the water. Then, I sharpened the otter to make it pop out and added more contrast, vibrancy, and exposure.

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To edit this photo, I first cropped the image so just the bears were the subject of the image. I turned the brightness down and raised the contrast. Then I made a duplicate layer so just the bears would be affected. Then I created another duplicate layer so just the backround would be affected. This created a warm tone.

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I took this photo above my head to get a better vantage point of the subject/bird. I zoomed in a little so that the bird filled the frame more. I focused and changed to brightness on my phone to brighten it up a bit. I made sure there wasn't a glare on camera from the artificial lighting in the enclosure. I captured the picture and sent it to my drive.
From there I edited the photo in photoshop. I started with the brightness and contrast on 2 separate layers with one focused on the background and the other on the bird. I increased the contrast of the back ground and brightened up the bird as its underbelly was affected by the shadow. I also gave the bird a blue hue over it to bring out the feathers and also to change the color of the lighting on the bird to a more blue look. I then added hue and saturation to the background to get more detail and color. I then used color balance to give the whole photo a little bit of a blue green overlay to make it seem more like an old camera in a rainforest. I used vibrance then to make the colors hidden by the blue more vibrant. I then added a warm photo filter to the bird to make it appear warmer than its surroundings. Then a blue photo filter to make the background look more like a rainforest along with cloning the wallpaper around the metal roof.

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I took this photo at a standing height with the pinguins height being the same while being in the open.
I used the potrait mode for this photo to try and blur the backs of the aquarium which i found made a shallow depth of field.
In photoshop i used hue and saturation to make the water look really cool by giving it a green tint i also used it on the sky to not make it as gray. I also used the vibrane to make the water a little brighter. I also used the slective color to give the rocks a interesting view.

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To edit this photo, I used a vibrance adjustment layer to increase how colorful the image is. I masked the fish so it stood out from the rest of the photo. I also used a levels adjustment layer to change the contrast of the fish.

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i started editing this photo by cropping it so the reflection of the light on the glass couldnt be seen. then, i made two brightness & contrast layers; one to highlight the cheetah, and the other to darken the rest of the picture. i added a hue/saturation layer to change the color of its eyes to make it stand out even more. Levels to fix the unbalance and vibrance to finish it off.

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To edit this photo, I used a white brush to blend the white hair on the otter's neck. It made the whole head pop. I lowered the brightness and raised the contrast so the image had a warm tone. The shallow depth of field in this image makes the otter the main subject of the image.

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I took this photo while laying on the ground and pushing my phone up to the glass. This gave an ants eye view affect. I used brightness and contrast mode to dim the lighting and create a dark affect which then made the snake have a darker look awhile the green plant gave out the most vibrancy to the viewers eye.

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First I used the color balance took to adjust the color in the picture, then I used the blur tool to help blur out some of the background and make the center flowers more visible. Then I used the vibrance and exposure to make the color of the flower more visually appealing. When I used the vibrance and exposer I used a mask to make the background brighter.

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To edit this photo, I first cropped it in my phone; then on Photoshop I used multiple adjustment layers to darken the background and bring attention to the snake. I wanted the snake's eye to be the main focal point, so I used the sharpen filter to really make it come to life, along with a color adjustment layer to brighten the shade of blue.

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This picture is of a fish where I had inhanced the view of it. Then I ended up fixing the lighting and then I made sure to make the outside edges darker.

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I took the photo with my camera sitting down with the normal room lights
I used manual mode, I have no idea what I am doing in the manual, l so I mess with the buttons and stuff till I get a decent shot. Luckily that this shot came out good first try.
Editing-
In Photoshop, I first increased the brightness to make it seem that the photo was taken in a studio with proper lighting then I tried the auto levels and it came out good. after that, I change the exposure to make the food look farther apart. finally, I change the vibrance to make the fries pop out more from the background and used color balance to make the fries look a little browner and thus more cooked.

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To edit this photo, I used a white brush to blend the white hair on the otter's neck. It made the whole head pop. I lowered the brightness and raised the contrast so the image had a warm tone. The shallow depth of field in this image makes the otter the main subject of the image.

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While editing this photo the was first an unwanted sign from the left side of the image. I then made an adjustment layer changing the hue and saturation on the lawn mower so that the viewers eye was drawn to him, and I made another adjustment layer to darken the surrounding scene to make the lawn mower more prominent.

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I took this photo using the rule of 3rds to line up the snake with one of them. I captured it a little above the snakes level to better capture the light in frame with the plant. I focused on the snake to make it the main point of the photo but was zoomed in on it so it would take up the whole frame. I also lightly toned down the exposure to saturate the light slightly. It was a bit difficult to get the right lighting as there was glass between me and the snake and I did by best to make it the best photo possible.
In Photoshop I increased vibrancies and exposure in certain areas to make them brighter. I used 3 photo filters red, green, and blue to add contrast to the piece and further make the snake the vocal point. I also brightened up the snakes scales to make them brighter than the leaves to make them really pop. I darkened further points of the background to better contrast the foreground.

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To edit this photo I first changes the brightness and made it a bit brighter, then made a mask of the outline the wall made and edited that to make the wood a more natural color and made it so the green and red were more saturated and you were able to see the colors better. I changed the brightness and hue again to fix the colors and made everything brighter and made the brick darker to show shadows and depth.

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When we were outside this photo was taken, all three of the subjects were in motion, making it a little bit blurry.
Auto modes were used on the camera, and I ended up cropping the photo.
In photoshop, I increased the vibrancy, and dulled down the colors to black and white. I also cropped the photo to be more focused on the subjects instead of the background. I used a lot of adjustment layers to do all this.

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I took this photo really low to the ground, almost resting on the little railing separating the water from the land. I zoomed out a lot when taking this photo, I made sure to get the trees in as well since I thought it would be a really pretty addition to the entire photo. I don't remember what specific mode I used when taking this photo. When going into editing I knew I wanted the ducks and the trees to be the main focus in the frame. First I wanted to use Hue & Saturation to enhance the colors of the photo (especially the greenish color on the ducks), after that I used Vibrance to do a bit of the same thing and continue to add more bright colors to make the focus "pop". After that I used curves to make the darker colors darker than they were before, I made sure that they wouldn't be the focus of the photo since I wanted to ducks to be the main focus of the photo, as well as the trees to complement the different shades of green. And after all of that, I used a black photo filter to darken up the photo since parts looked unrealistic and needed to be toned down.

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i took this facing him

In photoshop I increased the exposure increased the offset and increased the gamma corrections

Shot looking at you

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To edit this photo, I first cropped it, then used saturation multiple times, then used exposure, then used sharpen, and used more color editing. While taking this photo, I used auto modes which left me a wide depth of field. The background wasn't blurry.

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In this photo we were supposed to capture a animal looking at us. I took this photo of I think a iguana looking at me. I used the saturation on my phone to make it pop out and show more color. One problem I encountered during this was the bad glare and reflection the glass was creating to fix this i pressed my phone against the glass. In photoshop I used edits like increasing the Hue to make the color and background of the animal pop even more. I also added brightness and level to get rid of some of the bad glare coming off the back wall. I used mask to make the edits focus on one part of the picture and make the viewers eyes look around and notice the colors and environment its in

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I took this photo by matching the height of the rock that the lion was on. I also decided to stand to the right of the lion to use the light that was coming in to lighten my photo. I also did that to make sure i didnt get a reflect off the glass.
I took this photo in a semi zoom to make the main point of the photo be the lion and not the background. I found it challenging to not get a reflect off the glass or pick up any stains.
In photoshop i used a lot of brightness to enlarge the lion and make it pop. But, I also used the brightness to make a cool effect of the rocks and darken the background to add more to the lion. I also used the Hue/Saturation to give the lions fur a more dense/bright affect making it pop even more.
I also used the brightness settings to make the lions eyes brighter and pop at the viewer. I also found that darkening the background allowed a more deep depth of field giving the photo more interest with the cave looking rocks in the background.

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Example- I took this photo crouching low, with available incandescent light, shot through glass.

I used the auto modes on the camera, which resulted in a wide depth of field. I found it challenging to get a photo that wasn’t “soft/blurry” because of the glass.

Editing-

In Photoshop, I increased the contrast and changed the saturation so it appears warmer. The linear texture in the rock behind the lioness seems to draw attention to her eyes in the edited photo. I pushed this further by increasing the lightness of her eyes with an adjustment layer and a mask.

I applied a gaussian filter to the background (and masked out the foreground) to soften the details and create a more shallow depth of field.

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