Anyquessah Digital Photo

To remove the blemishes, I first started by uploading the image in the Photoshop app . After the image was uploaded, I clicked on the icon that looked like a corner of a paper folded and this was the icon to create a new layer. I created a new layer for the picture and then I clicked on the right side where it said "background layer " to select it as my default layer. Then I went on to the left side and clicked on the tool that looked like a band-aid, this tool helped  to remove the blemishes. After selecting this tool I went to the top and checked next to the box that said sample all layers. After clicking that box, I went to the upper left side where there was an icon that looked like a shining circle with a number next to it, I changed the number of the curse from 19 to 25 because it was better for me to remove the blemishes. After changing the number I clicked and dragged the curse to all the places in the girl's forehead, cheeks and chin that had pimples. By clic...

To edit this image, I first started out by  clicking on the crop button to make sure the image was cropped appropriately, which it was. Then I clicked on the symbol that had the hue/saturation to fix the amount of saturation that I wanted the picture to be in. I dragged and  moved the saturation level to be 50 because it was the right amount so that the picture didn't look too saturated nor did it look like it had no saturation. After making sure the saturation was correct I touched the tool that look like a paintbrush that was on the right side tool bar across the side, to fix the lightness the picture had. I clicked on the black square that had the white icon behind it and brushed the image to brush off the orange saturation that it had. Then I brushed every part of the little girl and the whole picture to make sure it was returned to the regular color that it had. 

10/09/2019 To correct the image, I first started out by dragging the bar lines to make sure the picture was centered and in the position that I wanted it in. The lines kept giving me trouble at first and it was only cropping a portion of the image so then I clicked on the toolbar on the right side that gave me an option to have the bar lines cover the whole image. After I got the image to be centered, I went on the left side toolbar and selected "crop" I used the crop lines to crop out the people in the image so it was only left with the beach. After cropping the picture correctly, I used the straighten option to drag the picture for it to be straighten and in the middle. Once the picture was cropped and straighten appropriately I saved it to my folder and there it is below!

The items in my picture include my cheerleading top, my cheer shoes, pomp poms, my cheerleading bow and a pair of red crocs. First off the color scheme is red because red is my favorite color and I've been told by many people that red is the color that suits me best. My cheerleading top ,my bow ,shoes and poms represent my love for cheering and just overall the kind of person I am. I am very high spirit and always full of energy. I am very outgoing, loud and always ready for a new adventure!

Hey there ! I am a 17 year old senior at Brockton High School. I am on the football cheerleading team along with being vice president of my class. I love Haitian and Chinese food (i think they the best honestly)  the most. I am currently a barista at Starbucks but I do not like coffee whatsoever. I have a strong passion for dance and I've been dancing at a dance studio school for 5 years now. I hope to major in biology and become a pediatrician (I am lowkey a science nerd and I love working with kids). I love going out with my friends, traveling and just taking in  every aspect of life to the fullest. My motivation for photography comes from all the adventures and experiences that I obtain in life. Being able to look at the moments I've captured help me to create amazing memories that I can always look back on to  bring me peace and happiness.