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yea I know, another flower. I'm on a daisy kick,
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Old 08-01-2007, 02:45 AM
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windrider86,

Been there. If not for blooms, I'd have about a hundred photos. Sure is big.

I'd be proud to have taken it, but I would be regretting not moving the other distracting piece of one on the left. Very nice otherwise.
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I had thougth about it but wasnt sure how to crop it out without taking away from the daisy petals. cloning maybe?
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Old 08-01-2007, 02:59 AM
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windrider86,

Yes indeed.
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you are right it looks much btter without the flower in the background but my cloning job here sucks. Maybe if I got some sleep it might help!
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windrider86,

You got the job done, quality improves with time and practice. Even a sucky clone is less distracting.
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Your photo is so big I have to scroll to see it all, so it's hard to get an overall opinion on the photo as a whole; however, perhaps since you've not caught the full length of the petals on the right, it might be okay to crop it close enough on the left to take out that other flower.
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I'm on a mission here, a little better i think
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Old 08-02-2007, 03:47 AM
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wyndrider86,

Persistence is patience with work behind it. Better. See the three "dots" of dark green in clone? And the three I-shaped lighter bits below them? Change one or two in each row and you'll get a more randam pattern. You can pull color from upper right to really add variety. Good job up to this point. Enjoy.
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