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Gaining Justice In Photoshop
This project was difficult for me due to the fact I have never used Photoshop before. Unfortunately the one time I was absent I had missed the tutorial the professor had given. Ultimately I figured it out and I was excited that I understood what I was doing and had fun taking pictures of random objects then creating a word within the pictures. The word I picked was “Justice,” because my career goal is to be a judge in the future and to bring

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