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If you have an abstract photo like the one of pond ice, below, you can try playing with some radical adjustments, just for fun. This pictures doesn’t work as a straight print, so why not try something new?		 next
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I am going to do four different things to this picture. The first is the one that I think worked best, probably because it still looks like a regular black and white photo. I just chose Image > Adjust > Invert.
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Please note that these v. 5.5 tutorials are not my best. I knew a lot less then than I do now. I leave them up because a lot of people are still using v. 5.5.		  
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