I love photoshop. It may seem strange or cheating (it's definitely cheating), but I sometimes take a picture, load it on to the computer and think, "Well, that's not the way I remembered that," or, "That's not how I want to remember that." For example, I was trying to get a picture one day of Tess catching bubbles. But I was taking the pictures on an old phone, and I couldn't get fast enough to get the bubbles in between her hands:

So, I went in to photoshop and made it the way I had intended...the way I wanted to remember it:

A few more examples. Like this one at the beach in Jersey. This image by itself doesn't do the beach justice:
But a simple stitching together of multiple images did the trick, and this is how I wanted to remember it:
Here's one of Tess showing us all the stickers she put on herself:
But this is how I remember it:

This is a really old one of Tess walking down our driveway at Easter in 2010:
But in my mind, it was much more like this:

Really the whole purpose of this post was for those last two photoshopped images.
2 comments:
Wait the two bubble pictures are the same! Show us the correct BEFORE!!!
You totally fooled me with the last picture. I was sure that one was real.
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