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Thursday, October 12, 2006
Crop and clone
Something a bit like this:
(better get on with some work, now...!)
3 comments:
Anonymous
said...
I see what you are getting at with this quick and dirty clone/crop.
For me, it's a little too close, since I like the height of the pillar framing him in the original, as it also puts more of the environment in perspective.
I'll give it a go over the weekend...I'm usually pretty good with the old clone tool.
You're right - a taller portrait crop would also give more recognisable identity to the front of St Mark's. I really look forward to seeing what you come up with after some work in the digital darkroom, because I think it's an excellent image as it stands, and definitely possible to make into an outstanding one with a little work.
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3 comments:
I see what you are getting at with this quick and dirty clone/crop.
For me, it's a little too close, since I like the height of the pillar framing him in the original, as it also puts more of the environment in perspective.
I'll give it a go over the weekend...I'm usually pretty good with the old clone tool.
You're right - a taller portrait crop would also give more recognisable identity to the front of St Mark's. I really look forward to seeing what you come up with after some work in the digital darkroom, because I think it's an excellent image as it stands, and definitely possible to make into an outstanding one with a little work.
Hi,
see my earlier comment
Damian
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