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We've got those for the backyard and I think they are absolutely beautiful -what do you say?Border and caption added just because I was in a playful mood.
![]() @robar As "requested" :blah:I went for a somewhat bigger image this time... main image is 900x600... maybe I'll try these dimensions for forum use? (resized most of my pics to 600x400 before) Best regards, Th. |
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BEAUTIFUL!
I like the composition and light very much. |
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That really is very nice! Lovely flowers for your backyard.
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Beautiful, Th. I love the colors.
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Very nice, good shot.
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Great shot, perfect dof and as sharp as possible. Even like the border.
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Wohoo,
that's one of the best "rating" ![]() ![]() I wish you a warm and sunny evening (I got the 2nd one, but it's still very cold/chilly here). Th. |
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Very nice colors and I think the size is much better too. Theborder effect is pretty cool, how was it done?
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NonEntity1 wrote:
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The border was easy: - I made a new image with black background - copied a supersized version of the photo as layer1 to the new image, moved it around until Ihad one flower in the lower left cornerand adjusted opacity - next came a white rectangle as layer 2, jut a tad bigger than my original photo, adjusted opacity again - then came the photo itself in original size, was placed in the middle of the white rectangle and the leftovers from the white rectangle now look like a border. Best regards, Th. |
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