1. The Original Picture.

2. Blocked picture.

3. Unfocused vision.

4. Charcoal picture.

5. Lighting changed to increase the intensity of the shadows.

6. Edited in a fire arrow.

7. Foggy or cloudy conditions.

8. Extra lighting has been added to create some contrast.

9. A finger has pushed in the picture.

10. A plazma lining or aura has been created.

11. A white outline of the picture is here.

12. This one has been smudged or blurred.

13. This picture landed on top of a basketball.

14. Someone tried to put a screw driver to this picture.

15. There is a lot of wind blowing on the picture.

16. Demons have changed the colors to scare you.

17. If this were to be put in a church.

18. It is mosaic. The pixels have been made larger.

19. This Picture got rolled up into a cone.

20. This one got changed to a 3-D paper look.

21. The Pic was put under water, and a stone thrown in.

I have been altering pictures ever scince I first got a computer, and that was a long time ago. So this lab just says a small portion of what I am capable of, but it was fun anyway. This lab can dramatically increase the ability of a person to be able to personalize his/her web site more, and uniquely design pages that have their own 'signature' or whatever they want. Although I didn't use Corel Photopaint, I used a similar program called Adobe Photoshop, which is just about equivalent. I like the program becuase it gives the ability to alter a picture in a very great variety of ways.

Here is a site that I found that has some altered pictures on it that can possibly relate to what this lab was meant to accomplish. http://www.evereden.com/altegos.html.