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Pretty Kitty

© Dan Nash

Pretty Kitty

Uploaded: February 26, 2006 19:52:35

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OK, this lesson was a little more difficult than I thought. I had it done on Monday but, I must have had one of those moments. I spent a great deal of time enhancing this photo, the lovely Jaguar, from my last class. The instructor commented that the glare on his nose took away from his eyes. I fixed it the best I could and was excited to submit the project. The resizing came along, messed it up. The photo was not clear, I could not size it right, and the borders were all messed up. I tried day after day uploading and deleting. Then today I finally gave up and submitted it. This is my last stand and I feel some what happy with it. Now hit me with your best shot. Oh yeah, I hope you had a great vacation.

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