The first document describes editing a band photo in Photoshop by adjusting exposure, adding a vignette, changing hue, cropping, brightening faces, applying and adjusting an action, masking part of the action, and converting to black and white. The second document summarizes making an insect unit plan photo in Photoshop by using tools to create an ant hill, making a custom brush from an online ant photo, using the brush to add ants and text, and adding outer glow and drop shadow effects to the text.

1. Topher Benefit Show Picture (band)-
First, I opened up the picture in Photoshop Camera Raw and adjusted the exposure, blacks, brightness,
etc. After that I created a vignette and used the hue adjuster to make the walls purple. From there I
opened the picture in Photoshop, cropped it, and used the dodge-midtone tool to brighten up the faces.
After that I applied an action and adjusted the lightness of it until the picture was the way I wanted it. I
also used the mask tool and made the paint brush black as to erase part of the action. Then I applied
another action that made the picture black and white.
Unit Plan Photoshop (insects)-
I started out with a blank template and used the lasso and fill tool to make the ant hill. Then I made my
own custom brush by creating a new template and using an ant photo I found online and going to edit
and creating new custom brush. I used the brush to make the ants in the photo and the word “Ants.”
Finally, I used the text tool to make the rest of the text and used the fx button to make the outer glow
and drop shadow.