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wow, some truly great edits so far! Mine was simple. Found a picture of Horton - added the earth as a new layer - erased the black around the earth - resized to fit and placed where i wanted it - sharpened all and merged together. added a vingette
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Wow, Heide, that is fantastic!!!!!!!!!
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Eyes of a child
![]() Just a took a pic of my little girl, cropped the eyes then made a layer with the earth, resized it and then erased away the portion of the earth that her eyelids covered of her own pupil. I thought about setting the earth layer to overlay so her other pupil could be seen but the earth got a little lost in there. |
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