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Working with Smart Objects in Photoshop

Working with Smart Objects in Photoshop

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Working with Smart Objects in Photoshop

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- Hi. I want to show you something. I've got this image here that I shot. If you're wondering why the horizon is all curvy, that's because I shot it with a fish eye lens. And I liked that effect. I feel like it, I don't know, exaggerated horizon adds something to the image but this image doesn't look immediately fish eye to me. But it needs a lot of work. I was attracted by the relationship between this rock and this tree and the fact that there's this kind of hump of dirt here. Actually now that I look at it, it looks like a shallow grave. I hope that's not what it is. Anyway, whatever it is, it creates a line between these two objects. So, I need to exaggerate that. I just generally need to get this image in order. I'm here in Light Room. I'm gonna start with a crop because I don't think I did a great job of framing this. I need to take a little bit here off the bottom and the side. So I'm just gonna…

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