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What a Picture - What a Photograph!!

Photo montages - the way forward digitally at the moment!!!  I had my formal tutorial at Uni and got on the whole positive feedback but a bit of a doublehander with an observation made that I have an excellent portfolio of primary photographs, varied interesting and relevant but I'm not using them enough!!!

 So I decided to play with photo montage and manipulation on PS
this is 6 different photographs taken all on the same day on a beach in Galloway

First problem I ran into is that my computer is too old and low spec to run my newly repurchased most updated version of Photoshop!!!! So a new computer will arrive later today.   This is a minor setback as I have been meaning to upgrade my lappie for a couple of months and this just kicked me into action.  What it did mean though was I lost some valuable time last week being unable to work from home and as I was a bit under the weather I didn't make it into college....

C'est la vie I'll make it up..
Unseen Krakow, 8 different less scenic views of Krakow set scenes

Meanwhile these are a couple done at the most basic level, once I have PS uploaded and I can access adobe and you tube for tuition I'm hoping to add some wow factor.
watch this space!!

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