To coincide with some of the biggest changes in Photoshop Elements for years; Philip Andrews completely revises his bestselling title to include all the new features of this release. See how the new interface works alongside new tools; techniques and workflows to make editing; enhancing and sharing your pictures easier than ever. And as always; he introduces the changed and improved features with colorful illustrations and the clear step-by-step instruction that has made his books the go-to titles for photographers the world over.In this edition Andrews highlights the following new features:
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Ring Shout; What About: A ReviewBy Delridge L. HunterRIng Shout; What AboutBlack is the least favored position while white occupies the most favored position]. Songs (music) and Dance. Or; Songs-thru-Dance. Dance as Song. The culture survived. The ante bellum period of about; i.e.; relatively speaking; 1820 to 1863 C.E. is when the coalescing of Black Popular Culture (BPC) into a unified cultural form took place. The growth and development of Black Popular Culture as a unified force took form while the most inhumanly acts of terror were unleashed. It was during the ante bellum that Africans became Americans. What ever was available; the lyric poets (songsters and instrumentalists; often called musicians) learned how to play the chosen instrument; e.g. large spoons; by experiment? These people worked and lived under terror. Operating in that manner allowed them to create a culture at will. What is interesting is how members of the master class contributed to Africans advancing the culture. New ideas regarding song were presented during these learning occasions; too. Choreographers learned how to work within the limitations of their adverse conditions. Directors learned how to create an orchestra made up of instruments uncommon to them previously. Spirituals (praise songs); Blues (Devil songs/Devils music); Country (songs for the Buskrys); Jubilee (Freedom) songs; Protest songs (social commentary); and Lullabies (pop/children songs) are the genres developed during this period. Projected as thither; i.e.; as third rate; non-beings of consciousness; their marks of distinction supposedly demonstrated their willingness to "sang and dance" despite their sadistic treatment. The "singing and dancing" were supposed to give the appearance of "happiness." The people were bleeding from the shackles while they "sang and danced" into the neighboring town; "but they looked happy." The overseers demonstrated their power with the whip. As they popped the whip; they composed the song; i.e.; the lyrics; that complemented the choreographers dance moves. The opinion. Property2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Great text for understanding the long and dark history of ...By KEWGreat text for understanding the long and dark history of the intersection of racial ideas and performance in the context of North American slavery.