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Very nicely done! You have achieved an impressionistic effect with a blurry photo that otherwise would have been deleted. I think this should be printed on canvas and hung on your wall.

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Old 10-22-2009, 05:26 PM
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Very nicely done! You have achieved an impressionistic effect with a blurry photo that otherwise would have been deleted. I think this should be printed on canvas and hung on your wall.

Anne
Thanks! I agree with you, but unfortunately my wall space doesn't! I'd LOVE to have a gallery one day.
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Old 10-24-2009, 05:46 AM
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I love love LOVE this!!!!! Wow, what a difference! What an inspiration! Thanks for sharing!
I still haven't figured out gimp, I don't know why as I'm usually very good at any computer program. I certainly don't try to play with it as often as I would like (that could be the problem!)
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Absolutely great rescue work here. The textured version is full of mood and is just wonderful. Well done!
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I love love LOVE this!!!!! Wow, what a difference! What an inspiration! Thanks for sharing!
I still haven't figured out gimp, I don't know why as I'm usually very good at any computer program. I certainly don't try to play with it as often as I would like (that could be the problem!)
Thanks!

Gimp takes some getting used to, but so does photoshop. However, it's very well worth the time and effort! It's great.
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I just love what you have done with this shot. The original was definitely a discard, but this one is a keep to put on canvas. It has a dreamy "old world" feel. Love it! thanks for sharing!
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Love the look of the photo. Definitely adds to atmosphere and mood.
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very nice. and a good idea to save a blurry picture. Now I have to go back and look at all my old blurry pictures I saved.

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Thanks Jill, BlueFly, and Lester! I truly hope this is helpful for you!
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Very well done. I love the finished product. Gives me something new to try. I haven't used textures yet. But I want to now.
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