Photoshopper

photoshopper English Alternative forms en photoshopper Etymology From en Photoshop verb Adobe Photoshop graphics software -er agent noun. Noun One who digitally alters photographs. en 1999 Anne B. Keating; Joseph Hargitai The Wired Professor, A Guide to Incorporating the World Wide Web in College Instruction 98 NYU Press Each band is composed of a Hypertextualist, a Multimedium, and a Photoshopper, and these form “guilds” for working in the computer lab. 2004, L'Architecture d'aujourd'hui, nn 350–351, University of Michigan, p 104: The theorist Brett Steele sees in Mies van der Rohe the fist ‘Photoshopper’, the architect who anticipated our present-day modes of producing and processing imagery. en 2006 Colin Lankshear; Michele Knobel New Literacies: Everyday Practices & Classroom Learning 2nd Maidenhead McGraw-Hill International 231 The memes we have interrogated can be seen as associated with – and, indeed, as helping to define – different kinds of affinity spaces. These include gamer spaces, photoshopper spaces, manga/anime spaces, left-leaning political spaces, ‘good’ community member spaces, Asian popular culture fan spaces, among others. en 2007 Blueprint nn 258-261 Furthermore, Talbot's art is dominated by an overkill of digital filters, fades and effects, applied with the zealous fervour of a born-again Photoshopper. en 2011 Jacquie D'Aessandro Summer at Seaside Cove Penguin After she took their order, Nick refilled their cups from the carafe Maria had left on the table and asked, “You claim you're not a Photoshopper, so what do you do—besides pound on doors at the crack of dawn?” en 2011 Russell Frank Newslore: Contemporary Folklore on the Internet University Press of Mississippi [p 60] In fact, the photo is a fake. Jane Fonda was added by a photoshopper to discredit Kerry during the 2004 presidential campaign.[p 108] Those photographs comprise a trove of near-at-hand raw materials for the photoshopper's art. News photos are on the Web for the taking—and faking. en Occupations People