Photoshop Blend Modes by Rafid Khan

                                                                 Photoshop Blend Modes

                                                                          By Rafid Khan

During this project, I experiment various blend modes to test it out in my pictures as a part of my assignment. So here's my progress on how I did it. So, I took a picture of myself in the school computer and then I upload it in Adobe Photoshop. I created 25 different layers, with the same 25 pictures of myself where I transformed it by using Ctrl + T and made it small. I then aligned and organized these 25 pictures into rows and column. Afterwards, I observantly tested out every single blend modes for each of my picture. For instance, I used one blend mode for one picture and so on. After I'm done testing out all 25 blend modes for my 25 pictures, I happened to notice something. From then on, I learned the methods and the purpose of the blend mode is to the serve such lightings on the pictures without any further time and efforts on using other methods to create lightings. The blend mode creates an easy access and ability for an individual to put the type of lightings that they're trying put which saves them enough time to work on other parts of their design as well as giving them a headstart. Another thing I learned is that the blend mode provides various shades of lightings. It goes from using very light shades of lighting to normal lighting to a very dark shades of lighting. This can be perfectly used for other design task  when I'm trying to edit my design or photos from it's original quality and strengthen it's looks as well as promoting a significant view of a person or an object by the use of the blend mode. So whenever I try to make my photos or design to look good since it's quality tend to be grainy, the blend mode is always there to improve the quality to make my design outstanding.