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Mind Boggling Photo Manipulations Part 1

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Hello everyone. Here are some photos showing how they can be manipulated using Photoshop Software on
normal pictures. So.... if you see some pictures that seem that appear to be unbelievable, they probably
are....and you shouldn't get too excited about them!!!

These are done by 21 year old Swedish photographer, Erik Johansson.

Enjoy.

Ray
 

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wow,thats cool......
 
I like the one with the blue paint
 
The kid in the mirror would have made an awesome Twilight Zone episode.
 
Thank you Rocky, Jeff and Badger for your replies. I like the one where the girl is hanging a picture of a bunch
of boats. The water is pouring out of the picture on the floor and her reflection is in the puddle around
her feet. :icon_scratch:

Badger you are right about that. That could also include a few of the others. Let the right writer's imagination
run wild and there would be a whale of a story. :laughing7:

Ray.
 
Wonder if that kid's a good football (soccer to you) player?...All great players seem to have a second toe that's longer than the big toe! He might be missing his true calling. lol.

Good pic's Ray. :icon_thumright:
 
Thanks, Dano
 
I took a class at our community college a couple semesters ago for photoshop, partly for fun, partly was exploring career options. The class was a basic one, and was a lot of fun, and you would be amazed at what you can do with that program with very little experience, and effort.
The book we used as a make shift textbook was kind of long winded in explanation, I am more of a hands on type learner, so usually skipped right to the tutorials.
But it starts with walking you how to make a regular photo cleaner, brighter, more attractive. Then it goes through adding text and shapes into photos. Then you start getting into the real fun stuff of manipulation.
The great part is Photoshop is like $400 dollars for the program. If you are a student you get the student prices through certain companies and it's more like $150 dollars.
 
Thanks greydigger.

Twisted One, that is a pretty good chunk off the3 original price. It looks like a person could have some interresting times
with it. Thanks for your good reply. :thumbsup:

Ray
 

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