Wednesday, 31 October 2012
My pics
My waterfall. What I used to make this was: My Moon. What I used was:
*Use curves to change the colour *Curves
*Levels *Levels
*Exposure *Shadow/highlights
*Faded exposure *Smart Sharpen
*Sharpen Edges *Exposure
*Blur *Images size
*Sharpen more * Sharpen more
My bunny sprite. What I use was: My king sprite. What I used was:
*Curves *Curves
*Levels *Levels
*Exposure *Surface Blur
*Graphic Pen
My Winter Tree. What I used was:
*Colour balance
*Levels
*Curves
*Images Size
Friday, 12 October 2012
Thursday, 4 October 2012
Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving!
Thanksgiving is celebrated in the United States and Canada. Thanksgiving was always celebrated on the second week of October. The first thanksgiving in Canada was back to an explorer named Martin Frobisher. He had been trying to find a northen passage to the Pacific Ocean. For Martin Frobisher, the celebration of thanksgiving was not for the havest, but for surviving the journey from England through storms and icebergs.Origins of Canadian Thanksgiving can also trace back to the early 17th century. It was traced back to french settlers who came to New France with Samuel de Champlain. They held a huge fest at the end to thank for their successful harvests. In 1606, Champlain had also proposed for the creation of Order of God Cheer.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thanksgiving

What Thanksgiving means to you?
What thanksgiving means to me is to give thanks for all the wonderful things that I'd gain from that had happened this year. Also to give thanks to all that had help me and to everyone around me through out the year.
Thanksgiving recipe:
Double Layer Pumpkin Cheesecake:

Ingredients
Original recipe makes 8 servings
Wednesday, 3 October 2012
My name..
For this assignment, we were doing a collage with our names and twelve things we did this summer in photoshop. We went on the internet to find our 12 pictures and went on a website called "cooltext.com" to do our first and last names. Later we upload them to photoshop. After we made some decorations, it turned into a collage. The wonderful thing about photoshop. This is what all the hard work turns out:
Info Tech!
Info tech right now is so awesome, yet kind of hard. But whatever! Info tech is about learning how, exploring different websites, using the computer and other softwares. For example photoshop.
In info tech, they're teaching me so many new things I never knew about or knew about and always wanted to try it. Right now one of the things we are doing right now is photoshop. It's kind of confusing, but it is worth it
. Photoshop is about leading digital image editing. I'm free from doing the collage and now I'm stuck with editing tattoos. Well, bye-bye. ^^
Monday, 1 October 2012
Terry Fox
Terry Fox
Who was Terry Fox? Terry Fox was an athlete and cancer research
activist. Terry Fox was born on July 28, 1958 in Winnipeg, Manitoba. He has a
mother, father, an elder brother, a younger brother, and a little sister. When
Terry fox was little, he was competitive. He hated to lose, but thanks to his
hatred of losing, he would always continue to that activity until he succeeds. Terry
Fox loves playing sports like rugby, basketball, and baseball. At that time,
Terry Fox was poor in basketball. He also wasn’t very interested in cross-country. Throughout his high school years, Terry Fox
started to get better. By the time in grade 12, he won the athlete of the year.
After highschool, Terry Fox went to Simon Fraser University and earn himself in
a spot on the basketball team.
On November12, 1976, Terry Fox was crashed into the back of a
pickup truck. For the injury, Terry Fox emerge with a sore right knee. On
December, on the knee, he had felt the pain again. He decided to ignore the
pain up until the end of basketball season. On March, Terry Fox finally went to
the hospital only to find himself diagnosed with osteosarcoma. With that, the
doctor told him he would need his leg amputated and he required chemotherapy
treatment.
In summer of 1977, Terry Fox was invited to join the wheelchair basketball
team. He won three national titles with the team.
Terry Fox was embarked on a 14 month training program for a
marathon. Terry Fox was angry at how little of the money was dedicated for
cancer research. Terry Fox decided to run across Canada to raise $1 million
dollar for cancer research. $1 dollar for each of Canada‘s 24 million
people. The run began on April12, 1980
near St. John, Newfoundland. Throughout the whole trip, he faces difficulty. In
Quebec, Montreal, Terry fox raise over $200,000 in donations. His trip ended in
Thunderbay, Ontario because of the cancer that return and had spread to his
lungs. In the end, over $23 million dollar has been raises.
On June 28, 1983, Terry fox fell into a coma and died with his
family right by his side.
After that day, the marathon of hope is run every year for cancer
research for those who had been diagnosed with cancer or who had died because
of cancer. Thank you for making this possible
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