I combined three of my pictures to create this boys in the woods picture. The "magic wand" was the perfect tool to take Hank out of a picture from the beach and Duke off the couch. I used the clone tool to extend the trees to cover up the vehicles that were in the original picture. Finally I used the "artistic dry brush filter" which adds a painting look to the picture - which also helps cover up the imperfections.
Photoshop can be fun to use - but can also be a challenge to learn. There are so many tools and options offered by Photoshop, I spent tons of time experimenting. I think it would be most useful for older students; for younger students a teacher could create something on there own to generate interest in a particular lesson.
There are many creative ways to use Photoshop in lesson plans: students can use Photoshop to create visual representations of novels or poems, create posters on a variety of topics or even put themselves in historical photos or paintings.
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