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St David's Hotel (20)
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Slight changes

SylFondacci

(14127) [2007-06-20 17:25:25] [1]

Slight crop at the bottom and on the left, added contrast and a white frame, hope you won't mind, Chris !
Sylvie

Poppies/Papava (12)
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Adobe photoshop

Bianca

(1257) [2007-06-14 16:40:28] [2]

Cropped just a bit of the left side, added some contrast, 25% warm filter and a frame. Wonder what you think... Bye! Bianca.

Jumping in the Rain (11)
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Another version

SylFondacci

(14127) [2007-06-08 09:23:47] [3]

Cropped to decenter the boots, added contrast, sharpened and added a white frame.
Hope you won't mind, Chris.
Sylvie

Title: Always alert and looking for food

Always alert and looking for food (14)
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change cut

ruudblok

(22361) [2007-06-07 16:05:06]

Gausian blur background

Alert and Posing (18)
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A second life

Werewolf

(26142) [2007-05-24 11:59:47] [1]

The remake of a classic scene of the movie... I copy one of it's finger... Add some red and a len flare... Well missing something of course... The flower! So i use one of mine i take last summer :)
There is something of sad attitude in it's face who work... He want to reborn the flower and it's about to happen :)

Post (20)
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Photoshop Elements 2

tyro

(3929) [2007-05-09 16:21:36] [1]

Hi, Chris,

Used the blur tool to remove dust blemishes and then did nothing other than slightly reduce saturation for a more natural, though less dramatic, look.

Hope you don't mind.

Best Wishes,

John.

Red-White (55) *
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Photoshop

xvs1100

(958) [2007-05-09 06:42:46] [1]

I cropped the pic, staightened the lines, adjusted the white balance and fiddled with saturation. And I included a border.

Hope you like it.

Dirk

Zen and the... (10)
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PSP8

Nigel_Smith

(773) [2007-04-27 07:27:36]

Hi Chris,

I did a bit of straightening and a cropping (my favourite standby!) and then some selective sharpening and softening to different areas of the image. Then I took saturation up in the "foreground" and down in the "background".

It's not better than your original, which I liked very much as you presented it, but gives an alternative feel.

Nigel