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Cool! Photographer Alexis Mire put together this free Photoshop action (a quickie way to filter your photos).
She made it to warm up your photos just a tinge.
Ooh look, a free photoshop action!
I wanted to share a little bit of editing magic with you guys and gals so here’s the download to a simple curves and color balance adjustment for your golden hour delights! Obviously results may vary for each individual image, but a little tweaking will make for a lovely, subtle edit
so, you can
plus
here are some instructions on how to download an action
reblog to spread the wealth if you’d like and let me know how it works for you, I would love to see some images you’ve used with it
enjoy xo
…and to anyone else who may need it.
Yes, size up the competition and know who is out there, but do not compare yourself to them. We are all unique in what we offer the art world. Do not let your voice, style, or creativity be stifled and do not be intimidated by someone else’s greatness.
Just because of the fact that, if this doesn’t make you laugh, you have a hanger up your bootay.
(Source: heathermorris)
Adelayda. Check them out. They’re an indie band from Birmingham, Alabama, and they are AWESOME. Currently playing: “Not Tonight.”
So, what’s your band o’ the day/week/month/life?
It’s a tie. Adele and One Eskimo. What’s yours?
Oh, and yesterday’s was The Fray. I just realized that I didn’t enable answers on that one, so feel free to answer here! S’sorry!
I think it’s quite appropriate this week…The Fray. Anyone else? If not, what’s yours?
The Airborne Toxic Event. What’s yours?
Hey, followers! I haven’t forgotten about you. If you could see my assignment notebooks, you would understand the recent silence on my part. I promise to get this thing started up again soon! For now, here’s an oldie. Carter Hulsey at The Foundry in Joplin with his former band, Sounding the Silence.
Okay, so I’m about nine photos behind on the 366 Project. Here are numbers 7-10. I’m getting there!