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Default Making an abstract out of a zebra behind

First you start out with a bad image of 2 zebras:
before zebra butt

Very easy fix here. Crop it down to size, adjust levels to make it a high pass images. Paint in any grey areas and you have an zebra butt abstract!
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Old 01-30-2009, 05:13 PM
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VERY Cool! Reminds me of the 80's - which are coming back...
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Hopefully not the spandex pants and the hair!
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I never owned spandex, and I'm losing my hair. I loved the 80's anyway. I can't wait to open up each shot you post. Your creativity and wit, crack me up.
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I was the ultimate 8o's girl. eeyyikkes. Big ol red hair, I had all the spandex pants, with chains and the bandanas around the leg. An old flame (Blackie Lawless) would tell me I was atomic,. lol
God I feel old
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Old 01-31-2009, 02:06 PM
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THE Blacki Lawless - from WASP? Check you out!!!!!!!!
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Yea, I met him in Denver one time when he was doing a concert at the Rainbow. He was one of the more mellow ones i dated. lol, I was quite the wild child when i was younger.
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Woman, if you ever write your memoirs, I will be first in lline to buy your book.
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lol, I've been told that a time or two. A lot of people think I may have led a hard life or a much too crazy life, I choose to beleive I led a very fufilling life. I have been blessed to expierence more things in my lifetime than most people would ever dream about on 10.
Yup, there are lots and lots and lots of stories. My kid used to faint with someof the people I would bring home for dinner.
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