Tim Tucker
No longer a newbie, moving up!
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- Mar 23, 2015
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A little crunchy underfoot today.
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very nice image but i don't like the black frame around it
(i hate frames with a passion)
Beautiful! But I too have a nitpik. I find it very difficult to enjoy a photo I have to scroll through. Is there a way on TPF to down size a photo for viewing?
My only "nit" is the tree sticking into the image from the right, just below the centre. I would have cloned it out as I find it distracting, but then, that is only me.
No problem, although "Content Aware Fill" would be something I would try. My only other thing to try would be shooting from a different angle - probably not possible now unless you can return, but just another thought. For example, what would happen if you moved to the right, assuming you could , to try and eliminate the "tree".Thanks for the comments. It was a cold grey day lit by a low sun through thin cloud, a strange but quite subtle light.
My only "nit" is the tree sticking into the image from the right, just below the centre. I would have cloned it out as I find it distracting, but then, that is only me.
It's not perfect just natural. I would find it hard to clone out the tree over such a large area without leaving a tell-tale change in texture.
No problem, although "Content Aware Fill" would be something I would try. My only other thing to try would be shooting from a different angle - probably not possible now unless you can return, but just another thought. For example, what would happen if you moved to the right, assuming you could , to try and eliminate the "tree".Thanks for the comments. It was a cold grey day lit by a low sun through thin cloud, a strange but quite subtle light.
My only "nit" is the tree sticking into the image from the right, just below the centre. I would have cloned it out as I find it distracting, but then, that is only me.
It's not perfect just natural. I would find it hard to clone out the tree over such a large area without leaving a tell-tale change in texture.
WesternGuy