First Photoshop Panorama

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It's far from perfect, but I took a series of photos in Central Park with my old point-n-shoot (Canon PowerShot), then merged them into a panorama using Photoshop.  This is also my first attempt at adding text to a Photoshop project.  Though there are many issues with this project (which I won't point out...), I'm still fairly pleased with the outcome.  It's all a learning experience, right?

Photoshop users - any suggestions for what more to do with this project?  And how?

Josh + Jenny

We were in Oregon recently for Tim's best friend Josh's wedding.  Since it was just a week after I'd purchased my new camera, of course I took the opportunity to snap A LOT of photos. 

One of the major issues I ran into was lighting.  The outdoor photos are easy - light abounds.  But inside, where the ceremony took place, it was hard to get great shots without flash.  And I didn't want to use my little pop-up flash because I knew the quality of picture wouldn't be great.  I did play a lot with the White Balance, ISO and shutter speed.  Experimentation is a great form of education...

Here are a few of my favorites - some edited a bit in iPhoto, but without any PhotoShop edits.

She was running toward something, but looked so picturesque

 The KISS!

Guest Book and Programs

First Dance

A special moment...

Cutting the Cake!

The centerpieces were so Country Chic

First Pet Portraits

My Favorite Things

 

 My first storyboard

"Nappy Timmy, Cuddly Kitty"

First Portraits

 

This is my hubby - he makes me happy

 Cute Cute Katie

Girl Talk in the Outfield

 

 Spy Face

First Nature Shots

 

  First Hints of Fall

 Lamp-lit leaves

Bright Blossoms

Lavender and Sunshine

Tea Party Protest

DCscapes

 

Grey Day

 Invitation to Rest

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