What: We will make a photo hunt!!
Why: Because art isn't just looking at pretty pictures...
How: Using the industry standard tools you learned last semester, particularly Photoshop, you will change 10 images within a photo to stump a friend.
For this assignment, you will make a "Find the differences" photo hunt, where you alter a photograph 10 times. The purpose is to have a classmate (or any audience) try to find the changes you've made. Be sure they are subtle and well-executed in photoshop! This will serve as a review of the photoshop tools we learned last semester.
STEP ONE: Go outside and take a busy photo and upload it to your desktop.
STEP TWO: Open your image in PS, IMMEDIATELY save a copy (format: JPEG) to your desktop. This will be your "Before Image."
STEP THREE: *Make sure you have saved a JPEG copy of the original on your desktop (see step two).
STEP FOUR: Begin editing your photo by making changes to different items/elements in your photo.
Tools you might use include the stamp tool, paintbrush, eraser, clone, bandaid, layers, etc.
Remove TWO items
Change the color of TWO objects
Make one object bigger/taller/ longer
Make one object smaller/ shorter
Move TWO objects
Duplicate TWO objects
There will a total of 10 changes!
MAKE a NEW LAYER not a duplicate layer
Clone stamp or spot healing brush on the new layer
Select item on the background layer
Make a new layer
Fill in with color (brush or bucket tool)
Change layer mode
OR
Make your selection
Make a new ADJUSTMENT LAYER in your layers palette
CHANGE hue and saturation or Color Balance
Select item on the background layer
COMMAND J to duplicate on new layer
COMMAND T to Make larger
2. Clone stamp anything out from behind it if needed ON A NEW LAYER NOT DUPLICATE LAYER
(Meaning original object is NOT THERE and placed somewhere ELSE!)
Select object on the background layer
Command J to cut and copy it on a new layer and MOVE IT
Go to original item, on a new layer (not duplicate layer),
Clone stamp it out!
(Meaning there are TWO of the item!)
Select item on the background layer
Command J to duplicate
Move it!!
**Changes must be visible to human eye without zooming in.
Select item on the background layer
command J to duplicate on new layer
command T to make it smaller
Clone stamp EMPTY space to BLEND into background ON A NEW LAYER NOT DUPLICATE LAYER
Finally,
Place the two photos on a template provided below so that your photo hunt is publication ready!
Type out your 10 differences, so your audience has a key to check if they've correctly spotted your differences!