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  1. 04-10-2007 #1
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    The Pigeon Tower at Rivington, Lancashire
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    That's pretty Babs, nice photo. :
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    Thanks rolf, it's one of out favorite places where we go walking but it's a real steep climb to get there but the views are well worth all the hard work
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    Great capture. Well done.
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    Beautiful pic Babs. Really good exposure. If I may make one comment,The bit of branch,top right, is distracting.Its still brilliant,well done
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    Quote Originally Posted by digidark View Post
    Beautiful pic Babs. Really good exposure. If I may make one comment,The bit of branch,top right, is distracting.Its still brilliant,well done
    Thanks rolf and chocky and thanks too to digidark, yes I see your point and I do agree with you totally. I have cropped this pic in the past and yes it does look much better minus the branch
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    Don't crop Babs, use the healing brush in photoshop.
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    Errrrrrrr healing brush.....I have to confess rolf I have paint shop pro 7 and don't use it. I only use picasa, I just can't get my head round the paint shop, but to be honest I haven't tried hard enough to learn it, never read the manual for my cameras either
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    Yes, the healing brush can paint an area with the colour of an adjacent area.

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    Also tried using a contrast mask to lighten the foreground slightly, although I think I prefer it with the darker foreground. You can have a lot of fun with photoshop.

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    PS. Hope you don't mind me manipulating your photos.
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    Not at all rolf, I like how you have put the instruction panel on as well, I will see if I have it in my paint shop
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    Right I think I have found the tool, it's called the magic wand and it has highlighted the area I want to get rid of, trouble is I don't know what to do next
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    No the wand is different.

    The healing tool is down two then left. ( like the Album title.) It alternates with the patch an colour replacement tool.
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    You can use the clone and clone in the sky. You said you had learned to clone
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    I had fogotton I could clone, seems ages ago since I did any , thanks Chocky.
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    Quote Originally Posted by rolf View Post
    No the wand is different.

    The healing tool is down two then left. ( like the Album title.) It alternates with the patch an colour replacement tool.
    Thanks rolf will take a look.............my tool bar has now gone walkabout...........gotta go and find where it's gone
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    Window drop down, then Tools.
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    Lol. And you think I'm wacko
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