My first post with photo

Lazy Photographer · Jul 4, 2009

I just joined the forum and thought I'd try to upload a photo to test it out. Comments on the photo are welcomed and encouraged.

Josh66 · Jul 4, 2009

Looks great! Too bad about the power line though...

Dylan-Fishman · Jul 4, 2009

Any photoshop pro able to clone that sucker out? I can attempt...

Samanax · Jul 4, 2009

Wow, that was taken with a Panasonic Lumix DMC-LZ2 P&S? Nice job!

JamieR · Jul 4, 2009

You don't need to be a pro to clone it out lol

Dylan-Fishman · Jul 4, 2009

Yeah but I'm photoshop challenged soo to me anyone who can clone objects out is a pro!

JamieR · Jul 4, 2009

lol so am i

Sirashley · Jul 4, 2009

I took out the powerline and will post with permission... Says not okay to edit, so I won't post without permission...

Dylan-Fishman · Jul 4, 2009

I did also.With permission I will also post. You see who's is better... ITS ON Sirashley!!!
I will lose

haha

<>Dylan<>

Josh66 · Jul 4, 2009

Dylan-Fishman said:
I did also.With permission I will also post. You see who's is better... ITS ON Sirashley!!!

Looks like we've got ourselves a TPF clone-off!

:lmao:

Dylan-Fishman · Jul 4, 2009

Yes sir. This was my first clone but I think it's pretty damn good!

Sirashley · Jul 4, 2009

Well I'm no photoshop pro so this could be interesting... LOL...

Lazy Photographer · Jul 4, 2009

Sorry for taking so long. I drove back down there, climbed the pole and cut the wire out myself, and then re-shot the photo.

I didn't realize you could do it in photoshop.

Y'all have my permission to post my photo sans line. Thanks a million for the effort.

Lazy Photographer · Jul 4, 2009

Quick Question: I was thinking of getting a print of this, like an 8" x 10" (or maybe even 16" x 20"), but I notice that to do so I'd need to crop the photo. So what have I done wrong? Should I have moved much farther back from the shot, so I could crop it on the computer later? Is that something I should be keeping in mind when taking photos? Do I win any sort of prize for dumbest question?

Ideally, I'd like to get a custom sized print so as not to have to lose anything. Does anyone know where I can get this done online? I know even less about getting prints done than I do about photography, if that's even possible. Thanks, and thanks for the comments on my photo.