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<\/a>Val with nose<\/p><\/div>\n
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So Val showed me a great profile pic with only one thing wrong: her nose was overexposed, and couldn’t be seen anymore. She asked me if I could give her a nose, and so I did. The only problem is that I created her nose by superimposing another picture of her at a similar but not an\u00a0identical angle, and drawing in her nose according to that picture. And so, I had to guess at where her nose would actually be. Honestly, I think her original overexposed shot has some charm to it even if it doesn’t have a nose, and while it was fun to try to give her one, I think she’s better off without it. You see, Val is a super-cutie.<\/p>\n
tags: nose, rhinoplasty, librarians, lemasney, 365, postaday2011, gimp, gnu, gpl, open source, creative commons, CC-SA<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
So Val showed me a great profile pic with only one thing wrong: her nose was overexposed, and couldn’t be seen anymore. She asked me if I could give her a nose, and so I did. 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