Okay so this is a better example of spot healing and the patch tool (which is the first tutorial in that video) i didnt do anything else besides use that tool to cover up all of my blemishes. hopefully you can see it better

the first one is changed, the second is the original

more photoshop tutorials

This next one involved making certain areas of the picture brighter or darker. And i took the people in this picture and brightened them up a bit. some faces more than others

Alright i know Mrs. Wheeler wanted these in order but by accident i posted a different one first. This editing tutorial is actually the first one that it shows in the video. It is using the patch tool to cover blemishes and necklines and whatnot. so i just took a self (cuz i have a tone of blemishes) and used that

This first one is the changed one. i also kind of brightened it and strengthened the contrast. the bottom one is the first pic

 I am not 

sure what number tutorial this is, but it is the one where you move object to a different area of the picture. I moved a character from the middle to the side. different from my previous post

so this is the pic i used before photoshoping it, i'll get the finished one up after i figure out how to post photoshop pics

commented on carla's and michael's

Photoshop video

These were the notes I wrote over that video yesterday. I forgot to bring it to school for mrs. Wheeler. But I just found it, so here ya go

Mrs. Wheeler I commented on Justice's and Michael's photos

FRAMING

Not sure if they all qualify as super good framing photos, but you might like some of them all the same

This is the second site that Wheeler asked is http://digital-photography-school.com/frame-your-images. This is also a really cool site for framing. it has really great examples of creativity in framing your photos. It also gives tips about it and why framing is a good technique. Some of these ides I'd really like to use when I post framing photos later.

These are such cool sites about framing. I am excited to go experiment with this. The site that I was just on is http://www.schoolofphotography.com/21-analysing-an-image-framing-an-image/ and it is really interesting. I mean, not all of us are from the British Isles like the photographer from this site, but you can find framing like that anywhere. It's going to be really cool.

5 habits site

There are so many tips for photography, and this site is very good for tips- http://www.picturecorrect.com/tips/photography-tips-five-habits-photographers-should-learn/. It talks about telling a story (one of my favorite tips), and taking care of your camera. Learn about your art. Photography and art in general is all about experimentation, and trying new techniques. Learning new ways of doing things helps us to grow as photographers and artists.

Rule of thirds

Easy examples of the rule of thirds

the kids in the last picture are toward the sides, right on one of the lines of thirds

Rule of thirds

The rule of thirds is actually very easy to understand.  You never have things centered. Divide the photo into 3rds. Key points of the photo will either be on an intersection of a third or on a line of a third of the photo. It makes for a cool photo with interesting symmetry.

Halloween Pics

Taken at the Ace arena "safe spot" on halloween night

Vet day pics

Maybe some photos to submit for the vet contest if there is still time

Commented on Michael's and Carla's

Kids kingdom

As a kid I remember coming here and making this park my domain. When I played here I ruled (especially when with my younger siblings haha). 

Mrs. Wheeeeellleer, I commented on Michael's and Monica's posts of the kids kingdom assignment.

So here are some "postcard assignment" pictures. I didn't focus so much on the angles, but more on colors and contrast

I just commented on emily's and monica's photo blogs Mrs. Wheeler

Photos

These are some of the photos I didn't pick for the previous assignment