Corrected Photos

The original pictures are on the left, corrected on the right.

As you can see, I chose to leave the pastel color on the blocks. By adjusting the levels though, the color isn't so faded, also the natural state on the wood is really highlighted, making it much more interesting to look at.

In the edited photo, I put three M's in a row to add depth and perspective. This is meant to simply add more interest in the photo.

As with all the photos, I tilted the letter to add perspective, this again, makes it much more interesting to look at.

Some of these photos can still use some work with the clone stamping, but overall, you can see where I'm going with the treatment. Some of the edges look a little jagged because they are screenshots form Illustrator, and you know how photos look in illustrator, not as crisp until they print.