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Hunting shells at sunrise.
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Nice shot bigdawg. Love the effect. Cheers..........thekman
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I appreciate it KMan. Thanks for the look and comments.
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Hi Dawg! Love these kinds of photos! I have a question, what software are you using to get these really cool frames around your shots, they are great!
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A really cheap version of photo shop elements that came with my.. dare i say it... Cannon scanner. I use an effect called frames and select the foreground color frame and use a color from the photo as the one to use. I have gotten a lot of positive feed back so far on them and think they have a more finished look to them. Thanks for that comment as it is more positive feed back.
Dawg Go here for a rambling explanation of how to do it. It starts about half way down the page. http://www.stevesforums.com/forums/v...=18&page=1 |
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