Making screenshots look photographed
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Step 1
Take a screenshot and open it in the GIMP.
I will be using a screenshot of this site: Download Picture 1.png
Step 2
Create a new layer above your background layer and fill it will black. Set its opacity to 20%. Now go to Filters > Distorts > Erase Every Other Row:

Now flatten your image (Image > Flatten Image):

Step 3
Select the Perspective Tool:

Using the Perspective Tool, drag the corners of your layer to make it look something like this:

When you're done, click Transform:

Step 4
Crop your image so none of the transparent background shows through. Select the Rectangle Select Tool and create a selection over your screenshot. Image > Crop to Selection. Viola, you're done!

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