The document discusses various photo editing techniques used to adjust levels, colors, lighting, and contrast in photographs. These techniques include adjusting levels to add color tints or make subjects stand out, using curves and dodge/burn tools to make photos more dynamic or subjects appear glowing, and cropping and adjusting brightness/contrast to enhance vibrancy or even lighting. The overall goal is to make photos more interesting, artistic, or dramatic through post-processing edits.

1. Photography and Photo Editing Presented by Anni-Lynn DeVito

2. The levels of this photograph were adjusted to give the picture a red tint and make it appear to be glowing.

3. In this photograph the curves were adjusted to make the photo more dynamic.

4. This photograph was sharpened and the levels were adjusted to make the green stand out.

5. Since the original picture was overexposed, the brightness and contrast were edited to make the lighting more even.

6. The rough pastels effect was used in this photograph to make the photo more interesting and artistic.

7. This photograph was cropped and the dodge tool was used to make the rainbow stand out.

8. The levels on this photograph were adjusted to make the greens stand out and to make the sky look turquoise.

9. The dodge tool was used in this picture to even out the shadows and the levels were adjusted to make the reds stand out.

10. This photograph was cropped and the brightness and contrast were adjusted to make the photo more vibrant.

11. The dodge and burn tools were used in this photograph to make the flowers stand out against the leaves.

12. The levels of this photograph were adjusted drastically to make the photo more dramatic.

13. The levels of this photo were adjusted to make the picture more red and there is also a lighting flare.

14. The levels of this photo were adjusted to make the reds stand out and the dodge tool was used to make the dandelion appear to be glowing.