My goal was to improve text readability and logo placement while maintaining a visually appealing composition. I selected a thicker font for better visibility and adjusted the text arrangement for a natural reading flow. I repositioned the logo to complement the color scheme, making the bee appear to fly toward the honey. Additionally, I used the Brightness/Contrast adjustment layer to enhance the
My goal was to change the feel of the image. I chose a photo of Belgium I took and made it more colorful and vibrant to reflect the city’s atmosphere on a non-rainy day. Adjustments included increasing brightness to 100, decreasing contrast to -50, and enhancing vibrance and saturation. I also modified the color balance to better match the actual building colors. A future goal is learning to isol
I integrated a floating woman into a background image, initially facing a challenge with rotation due to an incomplete selection, which caused part of the photo to disappear. After finalizing the selection, I positioned her with her feet in front of the sun for a more natural blend. This technique is useful for future projects, such as creating composite images for advertisements by combining sepa
I created a visually structured scene in Photoshop using vector shapes like rectangles, circles, and polygons to form elements such as the sky, clouds, tree, and stop sign. To manage overlapping shapes, I used the Group and Lock Layer functions for better control. Experimenting with color fills, gradients, and stroke removals helped create a cohesive design, showing how simple shapes can form comp
My goal was to improve text readability and logo placement while maintaining a visually appealing composition. To enhance visibility, I chose a thicker font and adjusted the text for a natural reading flow. I repositioned the logo to complement the color scheme, making the bee appear to fly toward the honey. Using the Brightne
My goal was to change the feel of the image. I chose a photo of Belgium