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We had a Photoshop lesson to familiarize ourselves with the tools as we will use Photoshop frequently in media. The lesson provided a starting image to experiment on, which was the original photo. I focused on removing blemishes, softening the face, and bringing out features like lips, eyes, and eyebrows. I also changed the eye color to make the eyes really stand out.
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