Some photos require a major make-over. Telephone wires, garbage cans, errant people. Sometimes there is just no way to get the shot you want. There were numerous things I wanted to change in the first photo below. The parked cars, the pedestrian, the sign propped against the gate … And I would have liked the gates to be closed. But this was the best shot I got that day. It is of the gates at the Circulo Militar in Plaza San Martin in Buenos Aires. In these situations, I resort to plain, old Paint, the standard free Microsoft program. My husband taught me how to use it and now no project is too big. 🙂
I then tweaked it in Sagelight
Thats amazing!
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That’s quite a heavy make over, well done! 🙂
It’s nice to see what can be done by a skilled artist and I always appreciate if people openly declare when a shot has been altered in order to get the vision they had when taking the photo.
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Thank you 🙂 appreciated.
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Very clever flipping both door before copying them to the left side. You are a master editor young lady! This took a good amount of time considering how little of the sidewalk you had to work with. Even Content Aware Fill in Photoshop would have been difficult to use on the original.
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I appreciate your comment, Bob, especially the part about ‘young lady’ 🙂
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Beautiful but a lot of work. I know because I work in Photoshop. It does take a lot of time, patience, creativity and love.
Your picture is grand. Nice job. Randy
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Impressive
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That’s amazing, you have so much patience!
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LOL And time 😉
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That is so totally awesome. I love the gates, it was really wonderful to be able to salvage that from the original image.
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Thanks, Charlie. Sometimes I start a major like that wonder at myself but this one was worth the effort and time.
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wow! That’s really impressive!
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I’m impressed! So much for “seeing is believing” if seeing is a photo.
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