image filters

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I made these image filters using an image of the rapper POLO G. I went on  Adobe Photoshop and imported this image onto the page. After I did this, I changed the name of the layer to POLO G and after this I duplicated this layer to make 15 different layers of that image, these images were spread out of a piece of international paper on Photoshop. On each of the layers, I went to 'filter' then to 'filter gallery' from here I used the numerous different filters to edit each of these images and to see which one looked best and which one I liked the most. I liked the neon glow image because I really enjoyed using this filter by adding the glow of my favourite colour and had fun using these different colours to edit an image. 

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  1. mrsmcdonaldholmes12 November 2019 at 02:30

    nice range of filters- some of which will be more suitable to a fashion magazine than others, the commentary is missing so you don't give us give us insightful meaning ( comparing/ contrasting, talking about the merits and suitability to the differing filters. or comparing the different setting with in one filter you liked to see what differing effects can be achieved.

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