B2+Texture+Niebler

Ten changes that were made to this picture were: 1)In order to change the color settings of the leafy green picture I used curves. 2)With the hue saturation I changed the effects of the colors within the leafy picture. 3)On the picture with the pink flowers I used levels and curves to differentiate how the pink flowers were expressed. 4)For the picture with the pink flowers the picture was reduced by size in order for everything to be in proportion 5)I used the magnetic lasso tool to act as a cutting purpose for the pink flowers. 6)For the picture with the yellow flower I reduced the size of the entire picture by holding shift and dragging the size option handles. 7)On the yellow original flower there was a few flaws on the flower so I zoomed in with command + and used the spot healing brush tool and clicked on the blemishes to fix to perfection. 8)Since the pink flowers and yellow flower were in proportion now, by using the magnetic lasso they were cropped to be cut and pasted onto the picture of the leafy green fence. 9)I rotated the pink and yellow flowers to make it appear as if they were originally part of the vines. 10)Finally, in order to make the colors mesh together and to add several shadows I used the burn tool on the yellow and pink flowers.

I used were balance because the proportions needed to be balanced to create unity; therefore unity was also used. I used color by using bright yellow and pink flowers to make them really pop and stand out. Texture was used because the way the flowers are positioned are so they look as if they are a part of the vines making it look like you could reach out and feel the picture.

The assignment was accomplished in positive ways in that texture was executed well with the inserting of three pictures and making it appear like they are one. You can also see the veiny texture of the leaves and the softness of the flower petals. For next time I think I will have more pictures to choose from and could be a little more creative and add more wow factor the the final product.