LO5: P5: Exported Images

These images show me exporting my photos from Photoshop after I edited them. I exported them as PNG's. Due to cropping, they all have different dimensions. This also means that they all have different file sizes.





























































































This is the folder that I exported all of my images too. I named all of my images appropriately in order to easily identify them and the same goes for the name of the folder its self.

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