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  • Got the Photo.....

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    Got the photo, got the camera, and now have the book....

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    Or do you prefer the colour?

    I went for B/W as it seems to be more in keeping with Victoriana, but I quite like the colour version too

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    • #3
      Both good. The B&W fits the period but the colours are beautiful too.
      Alan W

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      • #4
        G'day Mark

        The colour one for me mate ... and a well setup diorama? - well set up anyway!

        Phil
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        • #5
          Both very good Mark. I'd like to see a bit more added to the left, I think the photo is a bit too close to the edge. I love this kind of image and you've done really well. Very creative and well thought out. For the colour version, I would give it a bit of an aged look as below and place the items on an old wooden surface for more authenticity. These are only my thoughts and sometimes they are a bit odd. I hope you don't mind me having some fun

          #1 - Aged with a wooden table and extended frame on left.
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          #2 - Vintage look
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          I Shoot A Canon

          Web: isacimages.com / My Gear / Flickr Photostream
          My memory's not as sharp as it used to be.
          Also, my memory's not as sharp as it used to be.

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          • #6
            Well done Isac, I like the last sepia one for certain...

            Is that a Photoshop Action applied for the effects on top right and bottom left?

            No problem having a go. Gives me good ideas..:-)

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            • #7
              Here is a good old photo master base for your photo. Place it in place in Photoshop and make that layer multiply. Flatten image and Bob is your uncle. Click image for larger version

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              • MJ224
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                Thanks Paul, I will have to brush up on Photoshop a bit...:-)

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              Paul, I have combined these two images and Flattened the layers. Unsure what that is supposed to do, but is this what you would expect???

              I have used the parched shot as a base, maybe I should have placed the parched jpg onto the bird...

              TIA Mj

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