In this photo, I used a picture of a building. I used the heat map to make the picture blue and then used the effect, cinema scope to shrink that image. Then I used the effect, orton-ish to brighten the image and then added the hypnotic effect to bring the image all together.
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For this image, I used cross process, which made the image a creme color. I then used the dots and dots effect to add some texture to photo. Then I added the orton-ish effect and the adjustable threshold, which darkened the photo a bit. Lastly I added the film grain effect, which made the dots and dots effect more visible, and the last effect I added was the matte, which blurred the edges of the picture.
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On this picture I simply just added the texture effect and some duo-tone to liven the image.
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In this picture, I used the effect called HDR-ish, this effect helps to define the lines in the image. The I added the cinema-ish effect which shrunk the picture and gave in an camera roll look to it. Lastly, I added the lino-ish effect to make the image brighter.
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For this image, I used an effect called adjustable threshold, which added more white and black tones to photo. Then I used the hypnotic effect to make the image circular.
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In this photo, I used pencil sketch, which helped to darken and define the details of this photo. Then I added the heat map effect to give the photo vibrant colors, and then the orton-ish effect, which gave the photo a glossy finish. Finally, I added the panography-ish effect, which made the image look as if it were made out of layers of tape.
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For this picture, I used the invert effect, to make the image have a dark and greyish color. I then used the panography-ish effect and the hypnotic effect as well.
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For this last photo, I used the texture effect and the tint effect, to make the photo purple. Then I added the posterize effect, which gave the image a sort of bubbly and animated feel to it.
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