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Image Transformations | The photographs displayed on this page Illustrate the ability to manipulate a group of images into one final design by using a variety of Photoshop techniques at production quality.

  Image One
 A regular digital image that I shot of my own vehicle. The background was removed in Adobe Photoshop CS4. A drop shadow was applied.

 Image Two
 A combination of four digital images were used to create the final manipulation. This includes a frog, a flower, wings from an insect, and antennae. The eye of the frog was selected. The saturation and hue were increased to create the pink effect.

 Image Three
 This started with one background image of buildings, grass, and a bench. The lady and the animal were both cut out from two separate images. They were then placed sitting side by side on the bench in the main scene.

 Image Four
 The original shows a monkey chewing on an object. One banana was cut out from the bunch and placed in the monkeys hand + mouth. The saturation of the banana was decreased in order to blend into the new scene.

 Image Five
 Two images were used for the final completion. The squirrel is the main background image. The walnuts and hazelnuts were cut out and placed into the image with the squirrel. The saturation was reduced on the cutouts in order to match the scene they were placed.

 Image Six
 The final image was done from a total of two. The swan was carefully cut out and placed within the background. A drop shadow and slight bevel were applied. It was then duplicated twice, sized down, and placed behind the larger swan