So I don't keep a diary, so I'm putting notes on the healing in with the photos here. Over the years, my photos have been the place where memories sit. So ignore this part if you'd like -- I keep getting told that it's going to be a long process.
So I was so glad that this challenge followed the goofy faces challenge. I was extremely sore, and just wasn't up to shooting any more photos. But I had the initial goofy faces shots from before Jeff decided to go Amish! What a perfect base from which to work!! So I lucked out.
I started by searching for "liquify face photoshop tutorial", and started looking at the images. I came across some really fun caricatures. So I looked up caricature tutorials. I wish I would have kept the links, but I used a combination of a couple of tutorials. It was a hoot to play with! I kept laughing as I worked.
Huge thanks to my understanding husband. He's been picked on a little more than normal for photos since I'm stuck at home. What a great sport.
Thanks for the comments! Here was my other choice:
[Jun. 9th, 2016 09:23:07 PM]
Looks like this is the end of the wild streak. The other challenges are back in the 5s. It was great fun while it lasted!
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LOL! You've got an entry on three out of four lines of the front page right now. Getting run over by a car didn't seem to steal your mojo! :-) Love the kitty cat shot, by the way.
Everything about this is good - lighting, rule of thirds, black on black shirt.
It stands as a really good portrait. And then you made it meet the challenge exceptionally well.
Had to come back and bump it up.
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