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corriespondent
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Graphic/web designer, artist, accidental SharePoint developer. Likes sea otters. Cookie Monster of books.
The middle boy asked for another #photoshop lesson. He took our Christmas Eve #hike photo, took a photo of our #AustralianShepherd, and used his newfound masking skills to put her into the photo. I then showed him how to use adjustment layers, clipped to the dog layer, to tweak the levels and color. The first slide is the final photo and the rest show the process.
@jasongraphix I LOVE IT ALL!!! My kids haven't had any interest in learning HTML yet, but Photoshopping heads feels like a good start ;-)
My 12-year-old wanted to learn #photoshop. I dug out my “author of The Photoshop Anthlogy” credentials and taught him a very important skill: How to Photoshop his big brother’s head onto the neck of an emu. (Move tool, transform, make smart object, mask, opacity, brush tool, content aware fill, duplicate layer, layer opacity, and vector vs raster images were some of the key concepts in this initial lesson.)
Photos on tonight’s walk - first one taken with normal phone camera, second one taken through Instagram’s stories.
Aaron Toponce ⚛️
elleme: pls help I'm in trouble with the law
friend: which one
me, whose life is all chaos and entropy: thermodynamics
@dsri I’ve been out of the Twitter loop for a while and missed significant parts of your journey, but your transparency, attention to detail, and gritty commitment to self improvement and fulfillment are what I’ve always found relatable and inspirational about you! Best wishes to you for a wonderful 2023!
Steffani CameronSometimes you get a #sunset that just keeps giving. Tonight’s ended up being one of the most colourful sunsets I’ve ever seen.
This is the Salish Sea in Victoria, BC, (Canada) looking toward Port Angeles, Washington.
(this was January, 2023, so I have muted notifications on this post -- but I'm thrilled people love it.)
Colin the MathmoOK, language weirdness question.
Someone recently said:
"I just about caught the train."
Did they catch it or not? Perhaps it depends whether you think of English as (one of) your first language(s).
As always, if you're happy to do so I'd be grateful if you'd boost for reach, and to get beyond my circle of followers.
Thank you!
They caught the train (EN)
They missed the train (EN)
They caught the train (other)
They missed the train (other))
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