Photoshop Technique #1

Yesterday, using my recently purchased The Adobe Photoshop cs3 book for digital photographers by Scott Kelby, I learned a trick known as double processing. I never knew it was possible to capture what the eye can capture but Mr. Kelby and the folks at Adobe have made it possible! Hoorah! Check out the two photos below:

Before:


After:

Close me up Scotty!

I love my new Canon 250D Close up lens that I use on my 50mm f/1.4 lens (a gift from my lurrrrvely seestor!). When at Pike's Place Market in Seattle, we bought a sunflower for a buck and had fun snapping! Here's what we conjured:

Minnie

I love my crazy, old Minnie dog. She's just too darn cute for words!

LOVE

There are a lot of pouty faces around me today.

There is too much hating and too much fighting.

We find ourselves in sticky predicaments more often than not. It can be upsetting.

Personally, I find it's all a little bit exhausting.

I've come to the conclusion that was the World needs is a little more...

~Camille

Me and my little 'brother' Paul.

Blogging

My sister has recently involved herself in the world of photography. She is extremely talented and, as usual, she has inspired me to try my hand at improving my skills at a hobby that I already enjoy so much. Photography is a way that can safely express myself and share my experiences with those who are so far away from me. This also gives me an excuse to wander around the Globe aimlessly taking pictures of everything!

I thought it would be fitting to end this post with a self portrait that I am quite proud of. Mostly, it makes me giggle with delight.