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[38] - 2009/12/22 (15:09)

就叫"这条路"吧.在这条路上,我开始用135相机练习拍照,学骑自行车,去健身馆学游泳,去图书馆看书.这条路是多美的完美,除了还在施工的部分路段.那段时间,精力都快透支了.不过这些都是我渴望已久的事情.现在看来也非常值得.

至于照片,首先那天的天气果真如照片上的样子,其次它也不是一条非常非常漂亮的路,主要还是我摄影技术真的烂.查了Fujica 这款机适用的胶卷是200的.我偏想用100来试试,颜色感光就差了.也拍不来景深.很矬.有待改进.

[37] - 2009/12/20 (05:12)

我的第二十五个夏天

你有没有听过这样一首歌
Tanya的《陌生人》
它有没有让你回想起无数个
过去又过不去的夏天

杂草丛生的后院堆砌的
一筐筐啤酒
空瓶洒落一地

后院的门是一塘清池
前门是一个梦的入口
风从他们中来回川流
那个叫穿堂风

轻轻吹拂搭在肩上的发丝
蒲扇从不离手

我把凉快和放肆
叫做赤脚
并付诸行动

后院的门永远为不知名的拜访者敞开
借着纳凉的好时间
和我一起
微醺的开夏天的星空

－来自我一个又一个分不清现实和梦的夏天

（希望有一天，我和你们，我的朋友们，家人可以欢快的度过这样一个夏天）

[36] - 2009/12/18 (15:49)

空气中的金属声,让眼睛变成了*号.我讨厌耳鸣.这代表我的脑子出现了故障.
请一边看图一遍欣赏我为你准备的音乐.

[35] - 2009/12/16 (02:31)

轻轨在大厦间悬浮，黎明破晓那一刻的湖蓝和昏黄，照在他们身上，投射出一种不是盘古开天就是世界末日的美丽。我不太有信心把它完美的表现给你。我也不觉得任何人其他能拥有这幅美景。

[34] - 2009/12/11 (22:16)

关于那个电梯火箭的故事，由我的一个梦开始。几分钟前我在豆瓣上看到了这首歌，我想我我知道怎么去讲这个故事了。你可以一边听音乐一边听我讲。
事情是这样的：
某天我走进电梯，发现电梯的楼层按钮从１到７２。于是我按了那个最大的数字，我乘啊乘，乘啊乘，周围所有的乘客都到达自己的楼层，只有我一个人，突然电加速，冲出了大厦。冲出了上海。冲出地球。我看见了美丽的宇宙。今天先讲到这。

[32] - 2009/12/10 (22:06)

有关于,乘坐电梯时,如果按的楼层数的数字过大,很有可能像火箭一样发射出去的事情.我一定要讲给你听.

[31] - 2009/12/09 (17:57)

[30] - 2009/12/07 (21:45)

Merry Christmas-过个开心的圣诞节,最好和爸爸妈妈到有温馨装饰的餐馆吃一顿.然后开开心心的回家睡觉.
为圣诞节特别设计的-此样的卡片请见ministore.

[29] - 2009/12/05 (01:33)

[26] - 2009/12/03 (20:12)

	1024*768 桌面
	1024*768 桌面
	PostCard

[25] - 2009/12/03 (18:30)

雖然它脾氣倔强,愛吭電綫墻角和衣服,挑食.有一次甚至咬傷了我的食指.
但是,它之于我,如同星球上唯一一朵玫瑰之于小王子.
因爲我喂養它,撫摸它,為它鋪草,為他擔心和快樂.
所以,它對我來說,與衆不同.

[24] - 2009/12/03 (01:14)

I’ve been releasing some of my Photoshop Brushes, and I’ve gotten lots of feedback on them, so thank you for that. I’ve also gotten a lot of questions concerning how to “make” a Photoshop Brush. I labeled my Brushes as High-Res, but that’s only because they were really BIG brushes. You can make any size Photoshop brush in exactly the same way. Here’s how.

Size Limitations

If you want to make a brush that is “High-Res,” you will need Photoshop CS2+. In CS2 and CS3 you can make brushes up to 2500px in size. (height or width) In Previous versions like CS, 1000px is the limit. (and maybe much smaller for really old versions, I’m not sure).

Setup Your File

You all probably know that you can make a PS brush out of just about anything, so setting up your file correctly is key. Wether you are using a scanned image, a photograph, or whatever, you need to set up your Photoshop file in a way that will give you the best results for your brush.

Mistake:

It may be temping to have a file open and see something that you want to make a brush out of and do it on-the-fly within that file, but in order to make a brush knowing it is sized right, it’s always a good idea to make a separate file to make your brush.

Setting Up The File:

You may not need a high resolution brush, but what if you need the same brush to be larger 6 months down the road? It’s always a good idea to make your brush as large as possible in order to use it for other projects later. If you are in CS2 or 3, You can make your file 2500 X 2500px. If you are running a previous version of Photoshop, you will most likely be limited to 999px, if not less.

Color

You can use a color image to define a brush, but you might find it easier to convert your document to Grayscale in order to get a better idea of what to expect. When defining a brush preset, Photoshop will automatically convert your selection to grayscale to make the brush. White pixels will become transparent (which means you don’t have to erase the white/background pixels! Keep reading below for details), Black pixels will be opaque, and everything in between will be see-through black/gray.

Adjust Your Image

It’s only natural that your image may need a little tweaking before it’s brush-worthy. Here are a few adjustments you can make. (all found in the Image > Adjustments menu)

Levels

Curves

Shadows/Highlights

The Secret About Brush Making

For the longest time I couldn’t figure out how people made such detailed brushes, and I kept telling myself that it would take way too much time to clip out the intricate shapes. Well, there’s a reason why even the novice Photoshopper can make amazingly detailed brushes. Like I said earlier, since Photoshop defines brushes based on a grayscale, there is no need to erase or clip anything! All you have to do is use the adjustments above (you may want to erase unwanted pixels here ands there) and everything that is 100% white disappears. White=Transparent, so put down that eraser or magic wand, and define your brush.

Define Your Brush

Once you get the right amount of contrast and black/white in your image, you’re ready to make a brush. Make sure you have the correct layer selected and do a “select all.” Command/Control + A. Now go to Edit > define Brush Preset.