




Last week I posted several letters for my alphabet soup project. However, I had not really done much to adjust them to make the letters stand out more. Today I picked my five favorites and worked with them in Photo Shop. I mainly used adjustment layers to change the contrast, hue, saturation, and lightness. I also used the curves layer on a couple of them to adjust the contrast to a higher extent. I think the photos are more appealing now and also have more of an artistic flavor. I also feel that playing around with layer adjustments in this project will help me when I begin to work on the next assignment, Picturing the Other.
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