Project 7: Autoscopy






















This was the first project we had using Photoshop.  The goal was to get used to the options available for editing photos.  I also really enjoyed this project, it was fun to be able to edit photos without trying to make them realistic.  To edit the photos, I adjusted settings like brightness, contrast, and saturation.  I also used photo filters to further change the photos.

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