Cloning CC

[Abby Rose]

Not CC so much on the picture, but the cloning job.

before

after

 

[Dominantly]

Looks good to me.

 

[rallysman]

I think the cloning job is fantastic.

 

[D-B-J]

nice job!

 

[ghpham]

well done.

 

[Abby Rose]

Thanks! There were a few spots in the field that I wasnt sure about, but if you guys dont notice them I guess its fine.

 

[pbelarge]

Abby
Something is missing in the second photo...I just can't see what though

 

[Abby Rose]

Are you joking? Because I'm sorry, but I have a very poor sense of internet sarcasm. I can never tell...

If youre serious, well, I cropped on the left up until the blue on the ground (its a wading pool), and on the right I cropped out that 2x4 (part of a play structure). The part I cloned out was the junky rabbit run by the walnut. Also, the clothesline line.

And here... this was my photo fun of the day. It's pretty awful, I think because of the cat shadow (and possibly the size of the cat?). It was like that in the original cat picture, and I didnt know how to angle it the same as the others. Anyway, it doesnt matter to me because I got to practice layer stuff. Fun!

 

[pbelarge]

Abby
It was my way of saying you did a good job of cloning...



I am blind in one eye and cannot see out of the other

 

[Abby Rose]

Abby
It was my way of saying you did a good job of cloning...

Gotcha! Thanks! I swear, this lack of being able to interpret the tone of text is gonna get me in trouble one of these days...

 

[bennielou]

Why not use the patch tool? It's a thousand times faster, with no artifacting.

 

[Abby Rose]

Please, tell me about this patch tool. I havent heard of it.

 

[cnutco]

Very nice! Wish I could do that...

 

[Johnboy2978]

The only thing is that the tree in the BG has no shadow, live a vampire tree I probably wouldn't have noticed it otherwise, but it kinda sticks out that the foreground tree has a noticeable late evening shadow and the other has none.

 

[AnneRiceBowl]

The only thing is that the tree in the BG has no shadow, live a vampire tree I probably wouldn't have noticed it otherwise, but it kinda sticks out that the foreground tree has a noticeable late evening shadow and the other has none.

What he said. The cat's shadow looks a little large and a little out of proportion on the shadow's head to me.

Also, if you look at the cat's "shadow", a shadow cast from a patch of grass gives the cat a halo--like an angel cat.