Students’ Images
 Glenys Vallis |  Sharon Boyle |
 Sue Waddington | These images were created using PhotoShop tools, Polygonal Tool, Paint Bucket Tool and Gradient Tool. |
These photos were modified using basic PhotoShop tools, making selections and applying Filters and adding text using the Text Tool |  Carri Wilkins |
 Jeff Francis |  Glenys Vallis |
 Kim O’Shea |  Jill Pratt |
| The image above has been sourced from three images. Selection tools were used to copy and paste the images onto the background and the original colours were modified. The Posterize command was used to make the image appear less like a photograph and more like a drawn illustration. The eyes of the figure in this painting by Andrew Wyeth were replaced by those from a painting by Johannes Vermeer. A number of tools and commands were used, including selection tools, Free Transform and Layer Masks |  Pat Jones |
 Vi Wagner |  Nicol Grainge |
| The painting above, by Lord John Leighton, has been given a new background by selecting the original background, deleting it and pasting in a background from a different image. | The picture above uses the same image but this time it has been mixed with another painting, a figure from a painting by Johannes Vermeer. |
| Two images were also used to create the picture on the right. The effect of one being superimposed on the other was achieved by using a Layer Mask and the Gradient Tool. Two images are merged in the picture below, using similar techniques. |  Sue Waddington |
 Margaret Sarfas |  Miguel Pecina |
| In the original photo the penguin was at an angle and there were distracting objects in the background. Transform and the Rotate Command, and Clone Tool were used. | |
 Helen Bull |  Jennifer O’Sullivan |
 Madeleine Knowles | Students can record their progress and annotate the images they have produced by creating contact sheets in PhotoShop. |
