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• image manipulation - refers to the altering of an existing image's properties in order to obtain the artist desired outcome
• cropping - a technique used to eliminate undesired or

  unnecessary elements of an image.
• color balance adjustment - a technique used to alter hue or intensities of colors commonly red, green, and blue in order

  to render desired outcome of an image.
• brightness and contrast - It refers to the alteration of light to create darker and lighter complementing versions of an image.
• proportion - It refers to the adjustment of dimensions in an image to achieve realistic outcome.
• changing the background - Extraction of the existing background of an image and applying a different one to create a different impression in an image.
• gray scaling - Removing chroma to an image rendering a black and white image.
• combining texts, graphics, and images - Combination of several design elements in a layout.
• text overlaid on image - Text interpretation are laid right over the image to give a message
• text wrapped around image - The texts tend to go with the

  shape of the ball giving the audience a more interactive outcome.
• text and image intersect - The text and the image mixed and intersect to each other giving an outcome the capacity to communicate.