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Ollie Mackley
{K:1744} 4/2/2005
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Exellent photoshop work Ken, really did the trick.
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Ken Alexander
{K:3905} 3/29/2005
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Here is a version without the shadow.
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Rebecca Raybon
{K:26654} 3/27/2005
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Absolutely awesome. I'd certainly try to remove the shadow. This deserves an award for the content and angle. I love what you're doing with this wide angle lens. Beautiful work, Ken!
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{K:2147} 3/27/2005
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You are, of course, correct, Ken. There's no way in camera to eliminate that shadow. Photoshop is the answer as you noted -- use the clone and patch tools (on a separate layer) and a lot of patience. It would be relatively easy except for the tip of the boot. In that area I'd mask off the boot and do it separately. With this image it'd be worth the effort.
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Ken Alexander
{K:3905} 3/26/2005
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Grant, when using a 12mm lens to take a shot that sweeps from the near foreground to the remote distance, the shadow of the camera will be visible, unless shooting toward the sun. If anyone knows a way around this, I'd be interested to hear, because I'd rather it not be there. Perhaps if I had more expertise I could eliminate it in Photoshop.
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{K:2147} 3/26/2005
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Speaking strictly from a photographic point of view: The sky is great, the perspective striking and the color (especially the contrasting flower) effective. The shadow in the lower right corner is a distraction, however.
Speaking politically, I hope the V for P don't have to do this for too much longer.
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Cheryl Ogle
{K:24494} 3/26/2005
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Amazingly moving photo! What a powerful shot - the angle and the meaning behind the shot is incredible. Well done.
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Robert Lloyd
{K:9943} 3/26/2005
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its a great tribute to the loss of life and very sad to . why so many died i arsk in my opinion bad comanders.. this is not right to many have died far to many . but you took a great shot of this god bless them all
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