This is a discussion on trees within the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) forums, part of the Photography & Fine art photography category; i was browsing through my hard drive and saw this shot of the park near our place and thought of ...
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i was browsing through my hard drive and saw this shot of the park near our place and thought of deleting this file. on second thought because i don't go out most of the time, nothing to do, i decided to 'photochop' it and got the left portion and flipped it horizontaly and with quick mask i joined it together and with some manipulation, the result is this.
Last edited by edbayani11; 05-08-2009 at 12:20 PM.
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Good save! I very much like the shafts of light in this shot.
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If I understand you correctly ... that took a fair bit of work!
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Love the 1st shot Ed! Wow!
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Love the first shot with the wonderful light streams!
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hi, MA, yes it took me about one and a half hours of photoshop to produce the light effects. photo 'chop' is really wonderful. i can chop chop photos to combine and make another image. i'm trying to master this light effect. this is my first attempt.Originally Posted by Mad Aussie
anyway, thanks for all your comments.
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