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took this shot while in barbados for Christmas last year, was panning & the shot before which would have been perfect had a guys head in it. This shot had the tail end of the lead horse which I cloned out in elements, also adjusted the levels a bit. Is it okay or can anyone sugest how to make it better.

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Pretty darn good job cloning! I did notice some of the same pattern inthe sand but nothing thats a huge deal.
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Old 06-08-2009, 09:40 PM
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Not bad a job. Just looks like tire tracks Man, you guys have that great Mt. Gay Rum factory there
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Not bad a job. Just looks like tire tracks Man, you guys have that great Mt. Gay Rum factory there
Thanks. Don't forget Malibu, Cockspur & Banks Beer would you believe |I don't drink...lol.
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Pretty darn good job cloning! I did notice some of the same pattern inthe sand but nothing thats a huge deal.
Thanks, I tried to keep the tractor tracks matching..
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Yeah, nice job. Looks like the tracks came out just fine to me.
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