Somewhere in the Mountains



Somewhere in the Mountains





I enjoyed doing this assignment and learning more about photoshop. It is so cool to use all the tools it provides and make any picture look pretty realistic. I had to redo the background and choose a different one to make the scaling look more realistic. I really like the way it turned out in the end, though!

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