60TH BIRTHDAY PHOTO ALBUMS

Photoshop Face to Face: Facial Image Retouching, Manipulation and Makeovers with Photoshop 7 or Earlier

If we were to say Marilyn to you, what would you be thinking? Monroe? Manson?
Well, you would be thinking about the most inspired use of facial imagery. Anybody in advertising will tell you that the most effective sales tool around is the face. A face can sell you anything. Any product, any idea. And the most striking faces become icons in their own right.
With Adobe Photoshop, we can see the possibilities for facial stylization explode. This book looks at how to develop an image to get it right, and how to make these mugshots genuinely memorable.
Some of the most exciting designers around have gathered to work their magic on this tightly focused canvas, working from a number of different starting points. Whether it's a perfect gloss you're after, or an abstract form of iconography, Photoshop has a collection of subtle and powerful tricks up its sleeve, and this book coaxes them into the open.
This is a full color inspirations title, aimed at showing professionals and home users alike how to access the multiplicity of techniques available in Adobe Photoshop. By using such a familiar model as the human face, the effectiveness and originality of these techniques is thrown into sharp relief.
The book employs versions of Photoshop up to the release of version 7, although the techniques shown will be compatible with previous releases of the software.
Each chapter contains multiple examples of how to treat a face in Photoshop, and an in-depth explanation of technique from the designer.

This is a photo of a sandbar in a river. I used "Microsoft Office Picture Manager" on it - using "Auto Correct". Apparently MOPM doesn't recognize when it has already "Auto Corrected" a photo, and will again "Auto Correct" images it has already "Auto Corrected." This image was run through five generations of "Auto Correct." That produces pretty bizarre imagery at times, but this "turned out okay." In Explore; highest 7-30-2010, #448.

image manipulation, experimenting for my dead fashion photoshoot. I think this will be a good start.

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Adobe PhotoShop is a type of software used to edit and manipulate scanned photographs on desktop publishing systems. Aimed at graphic designers using either a Macintosh or Windows platform, this introduction to PhotoShop begins with a description of colour theory and explains how a photograph must be analyzed before it is scanned and inserted into a desktop publishing page. It then discusses colour correction using PhotoShop, how to calibrate colour monitors to ensure accurate on-screen proofing, how to test if PhotoShop images will work with certain desktop publishing programs and much more.