Bubbles, bubbles everywhere!

by Mrs. Riehle 1:27 PM 3 comments
Bubbles, bubbles, bubbles, here is what you are going to do.
1.  Go to this Website.
2.  Go to Actions/Presets.
3.  Download both Coffeeshop 20/20 and Lustrous Pop.
4.  Crop your image in Photoshop- do a 4x6, 5x7 or 8x10- turn on the Rule of Thirds- follow it!!!!
5.  Run both or one of the actions (see Mrs. Riehle on how to make snapshots)
6.  Save and up load to your blog!!!
7.  Go back the Coffeeshop blog and check out all of the other actions and see what they do.  Download some more and run one on your photo.  Post that one on your blog too!!!

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Hi I’m Tanya Riehle. I have been teaching at Crestwood for 10 years. I love teaching both Photoshop and Digital Camera classes Stop by often, I update the blog almost daily.

3 comments:

  1. Deb DaySeptember 13, 2011 at 10:35 AM

    I want to take bubble pictures too! Here's my top 4:

    Brian's is my favorite. I love all the bubbles, but it really like how they sit on top of whatever it is (a grapefruit? That's what it looks like). But I really like the way it takes up most of the space and the colors.

    2. Heather's. Her reflection in the bubble is awesome. Plus the hot pink bubble blower really stands out with the grayish background.

    3. Tyler Rue's. The round rainbow bubble against the straight colorless lines of the picnic table is just cool.

    4. Klimesh. I like the way the bubbles kind of climb up the side of the picture...plus, it kind of looks like a teddy bear

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  2. AnonymousSeptember 13, 2011 at 12:00 PM

    #1. Brians...I love the color.
    #2. Taylor Rea's...I love the texture.
    #3. Klimesh's...I love the angle.
    #4. Mr. Drew's...I love the simplicity, contrast, and reflection of the sun.

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  3. jhughesSeptember 14, 2011 at 11:58 AM

    Thanks for sharing - great photos. My favorites are:
    #1 Brian - great color and subtle abstraction. Would be an awesome painting as well.
    #2 Martina - love the contrast between the delicate bubble and lines and lines of grass.
    #3 Mr. Drew - enjoy the composition and color - great landscape.
    #4 Taylor Rea - great color scheme and abstraction.

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