wonyoung, wonyounging, wonyounged
A more simple edit, trying to capture a look that looks as 'realistic' as possible. I wanted it to have soft, cottagecore-ish vibes or something LOL
It is part of some editing project I'm working on NYHEHEHEHEHEH
Vogelgesang von rechts wie links. Ein leises, laues Lüftchen mit wunderbar natürlichem Duft.
Und dazu eine malerische Aussicht.
Mehr braucht es wirklich nicht.
Photoshop has excellent selection tools that leave Gimp in the dust for me. I wonder what other free photoshop-replacements are out there (foss even better)?
Specifically needed for selecting objects, like trees and pets and people, and put into other photos.
»Adobe Throws Photographers Under the Bus Again: 'Skip the Photoshoot':
There has been a decades-long relationship between photographers and Adobe. However, the company’s recent public discourse and marketing have made some photographers feel uneasy and, in some cases, furious.«
If you don't want to be ripped off at your job, the open source software @GIMP, @krita and @darktable or @digikam ar helpful free tools.
Dear fediverse, what is an adequate freeware (even better, if #openSource) replacement for #Adobe#Photoshop for #Windows? Current needs: take a painting made by hand, make it a vector graphics image and do some other stuff with it. Sorry for being so vague, I'm totally blind, it's for my wife who is not on fediverse (yet). Thank you so much! #Help
This is a #watercolor painting I did a few months ago but hadn't share, until we bought a scanner here in #Greece. It arrived today, I scanned the painting under #Debian#Linux without any issues (or additional drivers), and I fixed the colors with #Gimp. It's the first time I use The Gimp for my paintings (I've used The Gimp on and off since its inception, but not for my artworks). I've been using #Photoshop instead for my collages and paintings, but I stopped my #Adobe subscription a few months ago. It's all #Foss now.