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This document provides tips and websites for editing photos, including removing backgrounds, adding color, free editing options, making slideshows, writing photo stories, finding inspiration, and a few other tools. Websites are listed for removing backgrounds, adding color, free editing, making slideshows, finding inspiration from tweets and blogs, and other photo tools like creating word clouds and cartooning photos. The document aims to give readers resources for messing with photos through different editing options and techniques.
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