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This boy is just adorable. He is the “kid of the week” for the Fix It Friday edit at I Heart Faces. I loved my edit of this one so I had to share my steps with all of you. I would love to know what you think of the before and after photo edit I did below using a mix of manual editing and MCP Photoshop Actions.
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Gorgeous!
Wow! That’s gorgeous!
Beautifully done!!
These are GORGEOUS images! Even better better with your actions!!!
Very nice – love how they Pop with MCP's bag of tricks!
Jodi, Boy am I glad I found your website/blog. Thanks for your ideas and creativity. God Bless you and your family.
Wow! Great example of before and after. Question for you. I noticed in the first image there is a lot of detail in the stitching of the purple dress that is hovering in the air, and in the background – but is slightly blurred in the second (sort of like a selective focus). Does the back of tricks include tools for that, or was that likely done with something else? THANKS for sharing! Looks like a great set of actions.