Saturday, June 15, 2013

Virtual Weight Loss With Photoshop

My brother has taught me a few tricks with Photoshop that I often have a good time with.  One of them involves going to the FILTER tab and then Liquify.  I had to blur the background because you would see squiggles where I manipulated the photo.

Here's what I did to myself.


Just in case, you don't know... The real me is in the center.  I first gave myself a few pounds on the left and then I did a virtual UPlift and took away a few pounds.

Doesn't it make you wonder what those Playboy bunnies really look like?

25 comments:

  1. I have never used photoshop on my photos.
    Having said that, I am going back and see if i can LIQUIFY myself in every photo!
    YOU don't need it, but I do! ;-)

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  2. I've never used photoshop either. Can I give myself a virtual face lift? I need one.

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  3. We were just talking about this last night. It's scary say if you are dating online.

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  4. And you look beautiful btw. I like the middle one the best!

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  5. For a variety of reasons, I prefer the real Kay! Whew! I though you'd gone on a bizarre diet! You are in good shape. I wish losing weight was as easy as photoshop. DrumMajor

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  6. I like the real you....I'm trying to loose weight this summer-off to my morning walk. It's 6 am and will be 100 degrees today.

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  7. thats amazing!!!

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  8. I have used photoshop to take the weight off of friends and relative in photos. I did it subtly and they never noticed!

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  9. They all look so real! I also think the one in the middle is the most attractive one. Good job with that photo manipulation, Kay. I don't have Photoshop any more but could never do such tricks with it. :-)

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  10. I took a workshop in Photoshop back in my teacing days and never trusted a photograph since.

    You look marvelous just the way you are, by the way.

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  11. If only it was that easy in real life. :)

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  13. Wow that is so cool. I'm not a photobug so I don't know a thing about photoshop.

    L...w

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  14. I'm one of the few people who are indifferent about the use of photoshop on pictures when it comes to people. Everyone looks worse on camera (espeically with more megapixels that shows details that the naked eye ignores)than they do in person.

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  15. The whole world is photoshopped now. Sometimes it's rediculous, but sometimes you cannot tell. I like all three of you.

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  16. Look--your feet never change! They will hold you up and keep you grounded no matter what.

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  17. I looked at the first photo and did a double take. I thought, "oh my" she picked up a few pounds in China. Amazing manipulation. Movie stars. they have so much 'make-over' you really wonder what anyone looks like. Dianne

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  19. That third you is a little anorexic. The real you is just right.

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  20. hmmmmmm....
    blessings....
    I prefer the first one......
    authentically you is best.

    have a great day.
    rhapsody

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  21. A fun post! I have Paint Shop Pro which I enjoy playing with. Love that outfit Kay, very elegant!

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  22. My daughter's partner does this for a living! He has spent days removing blemishes from film stars' faces . . .

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  23. Hum, I am like Linda Reeder. Face lift would be terrific then a slim down. If only it were that easy. I agree, the real you is just right.

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