Show Off ACL: Digital Imaging

Monday, 14 July 2008

Digital Imaging

Digital Imaging courses at ACL are aimed at those who are interested in optimising and enhancing their own digital photographs or who wish to build further upon their skills and learn more advanced techniques. The images here are from courses that cover basic procedures using PhotoShop and those where tools and commands have been applied more creatively. In most examples digital images have provided a starting point but others demonstrate how PhotoShop can also be used independently to create original and personal results.
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Most students gain the confidence to plan outcomes and produce imaginative and satisfying results when transforming photographs. Many also discover their potential for making effective judgements about colour, composition and themes when using this new medium.
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Terry McCarthy

Tracey Clarke

Margaret Sarfas

Margaret Sarfas
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Tracey Clarke
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Margaret Sarfas

Terry McCarthy

Carol Brewster

Tracey Clarke

Margaret Sarfas

Margaret Sarfas
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Tim Oakley

Terry McCarthy

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Margaret Sarfas
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Carol Brewster

Geoff Care

Margaret Sarfas

Rod Minkey

Tracey Clarke

Violet Wagner

Terry McCarthy0

Tim Oakley

Violet Wagner

Geoff Care

Rod Minkey

Geoff Care

Rod Minkey

Margaret Sarfas

Geoff Care

Margaret Sarfas

Geoff Care

Margaret Sarfas

Geoff Care

Carol Brewster

Carol Brewster
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Margaret Sarfas

Tracey Clarke

Carol Brewster

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Show Off said...: The images displayed are the ones that were available having been saved to the course memory sticks and do not represent everyone's achievements. Please post other images that you have a record of on your own sticks or have created at home.; 15 July 2008 at 03:35

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Monday, 14 July 2008

Digital Imaging

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