aquarelleum
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I’ve been doing some more experimenting with Photoshop. I’ve also gotten stuck on what I’m going to say about these images. So I’m going to stop for now and come back later to actually write something about them.
This is a continuation of my adventures with ON1 Photo Raw, Photoshop and the Aquarelleum plugin by Profactions I found this skull at Savers and liked the colors of the skull on top of the pool balls Skyler’s home Horton, our favorite elephant The living room in the AirBnB where […]
I’ve had a lot of fun making these images of Thrift Store Santas. Here are the last of them for this year. Merry Christmas!
I had the opportunity to travel to Salt Lake City last week to attend some business meetings. I actually travelled without taking my Nikon DSLR with me for the first time since May, 2011. It felt a bit weird, but I had my iPhone 14 Pro Max with me and […]
I’m sure that the Thrift Stores I have been visiting would rather that I actually buy the Santa Claus figurines that I have been photographing for this fun little project, but alas, that is not to be. What would I do with them once I purchased them? I would probably […]
As some of you know, I like to visit Thrift Stores. I have been able to find some very interesting things and some very interesting and useful things! For example, I found a slotted spoon for placing eggs in boiling water and a thing for doing something, but I don’t […]
I’ve been having fun lately “watercolorizing” photos of cars using the Aquarelleum photoshop plugin by Profactions
Lisa and I spent three months in Las Vegas so that we could spend some time with our son, Skyler and his family. While we were there, I played around some more with ON1 Photo Raw, Photoshop and the Aquarelleum Photoshop plugin by Profactions. Here are a few of the […]
Here are some of my photos of animals that I have recently revisited in Photoshop using the Aquarelleum plugin by Profactions.
I use the On1 Photo Raw application on my macbook to develop the digital photos I take. I typically leave the photos alone after developing them with On1 Photo Raw, but I was introduced to a Photoshop plugin called Aquarelleum that was developed by Profactions. I purchased a copy of […]