Do you see what I see?

Guest - May 06, 2006 06:47 AM EDT
Thanks again Shiz.

Guest - May 06, 2006 12:24 AM EDT
Gosh your gorgeous Mel. Look at her beautiful big eyes everyone (or should I say eye). This shot is really interesting to look at. I love the injection of colour. Great creative work Mel

Guest - May 02, 2006 06:52 AM EDT
Thanks Lulu, Yes I would love to have a play. I did have a photoshop trial, but that has now run out. To be honest, this photo has nothing to do with the course I am doing. Just my own creative mind at work here. You are more than welcome to view my course work if you want to though.

Guest - May 02, 2006 04:30 AM EDT
Mel, this is really stunning. Just goes to show that you don't always need those fancy programmes. I do have Photoshop Elements and find it really great (I also have a great book that I purchased online on how to use it to its full capabilities). If you ever want to trial it, just come around with some of your photos and have a play. I don't submit much of my "edited" photos (except for a bit of cropping) but seeing what some other people are creating makes me want to play a bit more. Its a great program to use. This photo is great as the lens itself is in focus but the rest isn't. By using this focal point to put in another photo was really creative. You go girl! I think I need to do your photography course. I'm better on the computer.

Guest - Apr 30, 2006 06:52 PM EDT
Thanks Mary, I had fun doing it.

Guest - Apr 30, 2006 07:57 AM EDT
Really like it- great idea. Having your eye and the lens brilliant and very effective.

Guest - Apr 27, 2006 10:31 PM EDT
Ok, now I'm going mad - PaintShop / PhotoShop. I definetely did not use Photoshop as I mentioned. I did have a Photoshop trial programme last month, but that has time exceeded now. Might just have to see what Lulu has on her computer one day!

Guest - Apr 27, 2006 04:15 PM EDT
Hi Alandra, I have been busy with studying and working. So slowing adding photo's here. This one took a bit of time deciding and trying different images on the lense. Opps I just spotted my mistake, I didn't use a PaintShop programme it was simply the "Paint" programme (very limiting). But still fun to play with. Hope you are well and having fun with your camera as usual. Mel.

Guest - Apr 27, 2006 02:23 PM EDT
I like it! Really nice. And also nice to see "you" too, Mel. By Paintshop, do you mean Paintshop Pro?