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Creative Self Portrait

For my creative self portrait I wanted something different. I decided to use fairy lights to illuminate my face and stood in a dark, pitch black room. What I didn't know was that I would soon start to struggle with the way I could edit my photo. The way my picture was setup there weren't many options to edit with fun colors. I used different brushes and techniques to bring out different aspects of the picture in each edit. For the one that I could edit on my own, I downloaded lens flare brushes to make it look like the lights from the fairy lights were reflecting. I ended up really liking the way some of my edits turned out and liked the challenge.

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  1. Your photo was really cool, I loved the lights and how you focused the lighting to be dark so your eyes would notice the lights you were holding first.

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