This photo was for my
SPL article, and at first, when taken from Google; the photo was in full
colour. However, I wanted the two players to be the complete and utter focus of
the photo and decided to Photoshop it in order to make the background black and
white. to do this, I selected the whole photo before holding ALT and using the
magnetic lasso tool in order to select the players and the ball as a whole, I
then edited the colouring to 'black and white' and then the background went how
I wanted it to. To make sure this photo was recognised as my own, I used text
to write 'Edited by Ben Edkins' in the bottom left hand corner. And I took the
colour from the player in order for it to stand out well.
This photo was for my Mark Noble article, and at first, when
taken from Google; the photo was in full colour. However, I wanted the player
to be the complete and utter focus of the photo and decided to Photoshop it in
order to make the background black and white. to do this, I selected the whole
photo before holding ALT and using the magnetic lasso tool in order to select
the player as a whole, I then edited the colouring to 'black and white' and
then the background went how I wanted it to. To make sure this photo was recognised
as my own, I used text to write 'Edited by Ben Edkins' in the bottom left hand
corner. And I took the colour from the players sleeve in order for it to stand
out well.
This photo was for my Dame article, and at first, when taken
from Google; the photo was in full colour. However, I wanted the player to be
the complete and utter focus of the photo and decided to Photoshop it in order
to make the background black and white. to do this, I selected the whole photo
before holding ALT and using the magnetic lasso tool in order to select the
player and the ball, I then edited the colouring to 'black and white' and then
the background went how I wanted it to. To make sure this photo was recognised
as my own, I used text to write 'Edited by Ben Edkins' in the bottom left hand
corner. And I took the colour from the player’s chest in order for it to stand
out well.
Firstly, I gathered 3 football logos from Google, brought them all to the front posterior to enlarging them using CTRL + ALT + T. this was all for my article on Clash of the Dons. The next photo I used was also taken from Google and it was the fire, which I enlarged too, before sending it to the back, and placing it behind the 3 logos. I used fire because the team on the right is the 'phoenix club' of the top logo, and the team logo on the left is a franchise of the team on the right after that was de-franchised from the top team following liquidation. finally I edited the 3 separate photos, set them to 'linear burn' and then set the opacity on 60%, and this effect made the logos turn to a black, charred colour, which connoted 'phoenix' as they arise from the fire and flames.













