The hardest altered photo that I had to create would have to be the cracked face. The main hard thing was all the elements and steps that had to go in to this edit.

     The easiest edit I had to create would have to be the image overlay. It was easy because of the two steps you had to take multiply the image and adjust the second layer.

      The meaning of "altered photo" to a viewer would have to be that in their mind the picture was taken as is, but for a photographer they know how much work it takes to put in that edit and for a viewer to enjoy.

     The photo I would create again would be the hand colored one. I enjoyed the process but the lack of skill will improve with practice.

      A historical significance of one of the photos would have to be the hand colored one because it helps recreate an idea of how the old days would look.

       I think it is important to learn how to alter photos because you never know when you might need it for example a class project or for the simple reason that it is always good to learn something new.

       I don't think every portrait should be altered because sometimes it is always better to enjoy a picture as is then a picture with all these edits.

      By altering a photo i think you an basically do anything you want to it. And make it better.

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