My sister-in-law got these photos taken at school a few years back with watermarks all over them. So I thought it would be fun to see if I could replace the pixels that the watermarks are hiding. I used the first picture at top-left as my base, and then piece of other pictures and the stamp tool.
For some reason, Parisians seem to be big-time photo-bombers. Operation: Remove Baguette. The lower picture of le tour Eiffel was easy, because of the organic nature of the background. The one above with the Illuminati 666-paned Pyramide du Louvre was quite a bit harder to edit.
When my daughter was quite a bit younger I was teaching her PhotoShop, particularly using the stamp tool for this exercise. I thought I would include this for all you noobs.
A Rainy night in Brugge. Original at right.ainy s
I wanted to show some fun with filters and warping.
More filter and color work.
Above are several versions of my visage that I used for different states controlled by mouseovers on other parts of the page. Does that even make sense? Below is a snapshot of an .swf I made to display a short poem that I wrote.
