Painting Tutorial

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

http://www.hongkiat.com/blog/painting-effect-photoshop-tutorial/

Painting Effects in Photoshop

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Check out these Painted Images, created in Photoshop

http://www.deviantart.com/morelikethis/artists/350850981?view_mode=2

More Special Effects in Photoshop

Here’s a cool link to some dance photo special effects:

http://www.hongkiat.com/blog/dance-photo-manipulation-artworks-tutorials/

Special Effects with Text:

Check out this link for special effects for cool text in Photoshop:

http://www.hongkiat.com/blog/80-best-photoshop-text-effects-tutorials-part-iii/

Panorama Instructions

Panorama Assignment

1.     Use seven continuous pics/photos to make your panorama. Open them all in Photoshop.

2.    Use the File – Automate-Photomerge command to make the panorama. Click the Add Open Files button. Check all the check     boxes (Blend Images Together, Vignette Remover, and Geometric Distortion Correction). Then Click OK.

3.    Save files as .psd (with all the layers showing). Then choose Save As and select the  .jpeg file format.

4.    Please label as follows:

Last_FirstName_Pan.psd

Last_FirstName_PanFlat.jpeg

5.     After the image is flattened: Crop off the uneven edges with the Crop tool (C), Adjust Levels (Cmd + L or Ctrl + L), Sharpen using the Smart Sharpen (Filter – Sharpen – Smart Sharpen or Unsharp Mask) Try adjusting the Radius to 1 or 2 thru 5, then Clone Stamp (S) to repair areas, and use the Shadow/Highlight Filter (Image-Adjustments-Shadow/Highlight), if necessary to lighten the shadows in your photo.

Load up the two files: .psd (with all the layers) and the .jpeg (flattened) to Blackboard and your webpage.

I will be looking at creativity. Please, no panoramas of back alleyways.

Panoramas to Inspire You!

Here are some examples and links to some panorama sites to inspire you on your upcoming project.

http://www.airpano.com/360Degree-VirtualTour.php?3D=Saint-Petersburg-Helicopter

Utah3D Home

http://www.panoramas.dk/index.html

Imaginative photographer lands world-tour job at Coke

 

Growing up, Canadian photographer Joel Robison, known on Flickr as Boy_Wonder, was always a bit of a daydreamer. Blame it on the movies he watched or the stories he read as a kid, but it caused him to look at everyday objects differently. It’s a creative direction that blended both fantasy and reality. And years later, it would lead him to a dream job in photography and become a Flickr icon!

http://blog.flickr.net/en/2014/01/17/imaginative-photographer-lands-world-tour-job-at-coke/

Here’s some links to his still photography images:

http://inspirationhut.net/inspiration/beautiful-and-surreal-photography-by-joel-robinson/

http://www.cuded.com/2012/05/wonderful-photography-by-joel-robison/

Shoot Photos for Your Panorama Project!!!

Don’t forget to shoot your photos for your panorama project. Seven, continuous photos, at a scenic location. NO back alley way shots! Choose an appealing location, and take pics. If it is windy, lean against something, like a tree, car, table to steady the shot. Bring in your seven photos on your flash drive, or if you take them with your phone, send them to your email ahead of time, so you are ready for class.