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Enhanced by =Stolzer
Original version:
click here
Photo taken and owned by ~loganberrybunny. I DO NOT claim this mine, full credit to the owner.
~Here I've tried to enhance it a bit, and I've cut out the trees as said. Although I do apologize for the harsh and messy transition from ground to sky, it really is painfully noticeable
I really should have spent more time on that part, and the quality appears quite poor.. nonetheless, it's merely an example photo. I hope you like 
Original version:
click herePhoto taken and owned by ~loganberrybunny. I DO NOT claim this mine, full credit to the owner.
~Here I've tried to enhance it a bit, and I've cut out the trees as said. Although I do apologize for the harsh and messy transition from ground to sky, it really is painfully noticeable
I really should have spent more time on that part, and the quality appears quite poor.. nonetheless, it's merely an example photo. I hope you like Image size
1272x683px 728.18 KB
Make
Canon
Model
Canon PowerShot S2 IS
Shutter Speed
1/1002 second
Aperture
F/4.0
Focal Length
6 mm
Date Taken
Aug 21, 2011, 2:22:13 PM
Sensor Size
2mm
© 2011 - 2024 Stolzer
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Okay so I love the tones and the contrast of the photo and the ground has a great texture.
I wish the original photo was taken so the sky was the majority of the shot but that may just be a mater of opinion.
I also can tell where you move the trees. If you are going to do something like that you should take more care to blend it in better. I typically use a medium sized brush to move the bulk of the object then a smaller brush with a low opacity to blend the details.
I wish the original photo was taken so the sky was the majority of the shot but that may just be a mater of opinion.
I also can tell where you move the trees. If you are going to do something like that you should take more care to blend it in better. I typically use a medium sized brush to move the bulk of the object then a smaller brush with a low opacity to blend the details.