I shot a family reunion a while back, due to weather I had to put together a backdrop at the last minute. I have 10 shots where the back ground needs to be extended because they are group shots where peeps were standing passed the edge of the backdrop. I have tried and failed to make this look authentic in photo shop and my carpal tunnel has me out of the game for the next couple days and my dead line to send to print is Monday. Would anyone be willing to edit those 10 photos for me and give me a run down of how you did it? I am willing to pay, because this is my last option. Someone have a heart and help a girl out!




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Hello all, for those who don't know I'm a survivor of a suicide attempt. I've decided to try to do a photography project on this in hopes to get my story out there and raise some awareness about depression and suicide to help other people who are suffering from depression.

That said, I would like some advice on how to go about it. One idea I have is to have people hold signs (real original, I know) stating how suicide or depression has affected them or their loved ones. Another idea is to take photos of instruments used to commit suicide (guns, razors, pills, nooses, etc.) either with just a basic background or a literal message in a tactful way. I've had ideas of taking a picture of my feet on the edge of the roof, a fake razor cut and some words written in sharpie down my arm, and stuff like that.

I'm wondering if any of you can either comment on what you think about my current ideas or help me come up with new ones. This is a subject matter that is very important to me and I want to do this the best way I can. Thanks for looking and for any help!

This is all I have so far:

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Sorry, wrong section

Hi guys,


There is a free outing organized by Canon EOS World on 18th May with professional photographer Allan Lee from Shutter Journey Singapore.
You will be able to re-explore places in another perspective to shoot photos that feed your curiosity and your viewers.
Limited to the first 30 EOS World members.


Curio-City with EOS Professional Allan Lee | EOS World Singapore

I was wondering if I could get some help editing this photo. I've been playing with it for an hour or so but it still doesn't look right to me.

A waterfall at Chewacla State Park located in Auburn, Alabama. To give an idea of the scene, it was about 5-6pm this afternoon on an cloudy moist day. I wanted to get the flow of the falls coming down and I felt like the rock leading under the falls gives it a nice touch.

19mm f/20 iso 100 @ 1 second. I used a 4 stop nd filters. Feel free to comment on ways you would have captured this too, I can always go back and take another crack at it.

Here's my edit

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And here's a link to the original raw and feel free to edit it and post back if you feel like giving it a shot.

https://www.box.com/s/ox3bxxrraet28vzv2bfs

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