Re: need advice on getting photos printed large/canvas

* Helen wrote:
> On May 1, 11:19 pm, Troy Piggins <usenet-0...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
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>> Some crops I
tried:http://piggo.com/~troy/images/ausphoto/IMG_9434-pano.jpghttp://piggo.com/~troy/images/ausphoto/IMG_9434-crop1.jpghttp://piggo.com/~troy/images/ausphoto/IMG_9434-crop2.jpg
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>> What do you think of the edit?  Ok?  Change anything?
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> Sorry Troy, I can't give tips on certain Photoshop techniques, but if
> it's ok with you I'd like to give my opinion.

Always appreciated :)

> This one is the best IMHO: 
http://piggo.com/~troy/images/ausphoto/IMG_9434-crop2.jpg
> As Wilba said, it has a more intimate feeling to it.  Now, I've heard
> you can remove things from a pic in PS.  If this is possible, I would
> remove one of the huts in the distance.  The one just above her head
> and his eye.  It's not really distracting, but if it could be removed
> the pic would be better. 

Clone out the huts?  They're a feature of Maldives!  :)

Just kidding.  I can see what you mean, and agree it'd look
better without that one.

> I wouldn't crop the bench out, as it adds to
> the story.  It really is a lovely pic.  Congrats to your brother and
> new sister-in-law!
> Helen

Thanks very much Helen.

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Troy Piggins
I always appreciate critique.