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 Original Image of Scene from Modern Family:


Original Image of me:

Final Image:


I used Photoshop to insert myself into a scene from the popular television show, Modern Family. I chose to place myself into this scene because I found it to be a very lighthearted and fun moment in the show and one that I felt I would enjoy being a part of. The family is supposed to be composed and taking a photo together, but instead it turns into a playful fight where they are all throwing mud at each other. I used the quick selection tool to cut my body out of the original image and then I created a mask. I also adjusted the hue and saturation of the image to make myself appear as though I belong in the photo. To complete the assignment I added my tagbrush to my right pant leg so it would appear as though it was dirt and blend into the image.


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