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23-AUG-2005	Rod

Tree *

Cleveland Point Oz

Canon EOS 350D ,Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6
1/250s f/8.0 at 18.0mm iso100 hide exif

Full EXIF Info
Date/Time	23-Aug-2005 10:06:46
Make	Canon
Model	Canon EOS 350D DIGITAL
Flash Used	No
Focal Length	18 mm
Exposure Time	1/250 sec
Aperture	f/8
ISO Equivalent	100
Exposure Bias
White Balance	(-1)
Metering Mode	matrix (5)
JPEG Quality	(6)
Exposure Program	aperture priority (3)
Focus Distance

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Rod		29-Aug-2005 07:50
Thanks mate.

Paul		29-Aug-2005 01:45
Big difference for the better Rod, well done. It feels really cold with that light on the side of the building that was half hidden before.

Rod		28-Aug-2005 07:20
Bah, humbug.....new fangled contraptions:-)

Guest		28-Aug-2005 06:45
Well lookie here! Uncle Roddy is PSing is butt off now! You did it and now it really opens up the shot. Much improvement! ~ Lonnit

Rod		28-Aug-2005 03:19
James, you were supposed to just say nice shot or well done. Not pick on the main focal point of me shot the branch with lovely leaves on:-) Thanks all, the offending branch with leaves has now gone poof with the clone tool. It does look better....I think. Thanks again:-)

ctfchallenge		27-Aug-2005 23:27
I've got to agree about the branch of the evergreen it does draw the eye and is out of place next to the naked decidious, but a nice picture otherwise. James "Jock"

Guest		27-Aug-2005 16:31
Well I didn't say "just lasso out" I said you "might" but the tougher part is matching back the sky. Perhaps you could clone that small area to the right of the branch and copy it multiple times to a new image so it becomes a larger area to sample from. Then you can try cloning it back in. You have the advantage of it being in BW so you don't have to worry about colors matching. ~ Lonnit

Guest		27-Aug-2005 08:16
Rod, I think the photo is really good and really works. Yvonne

Rod		26-Aug-2005 02:09
Thanks Aamm & Lonnit. Here you go again again Lonnit "just lasso out that section" What does that mean, I know how to lasso it but what then?:-)

aam1234		25-Aug-2005 17:41
I don't find that branch bothersome at all, little imperfection maybe, but nothing serious. You are there Rod (re: B&W).

Guest		25-Aug-2005 16:18
Nice one, Rod. Yes, that leafy branch is in a very poor position; I'd have liked the house to have some breathing room. You might be able to lasso out that section without too much trouble. ~ Lonnit

ctfchallenge		24-Aug-2005 19:41
Nice one. Does make for a good b1w subject. andy

Paul		24-Aug-2005 10:00
It's not really obstrusive especailly if you consider there's all evergreens as the backdrop to the right but as your eye is drawn towards the building it seems to get in the way...a bit... Cloning out such a large bit with a background of sky can end up a mess, i know, my cloning in nearly always a mess.

Rod		23-Aug-2005 12:21
Yes I see it, trust you to notice as I didn't fancy cloning in the sky area as I will leave tell tale signs. But just for you I will have a go:-)

Paul		23-Aug-2005 06:15
Bugger me, this works with the bare branches and the brightness of the side of the building. It has an air of out of season seaside which it wouldn't have if we saw the glorious blue sky and water in colour. One nitpick, the bottom branch on the left that's in full leaf from what i assume is a neighbouring tree needs to go. Do you see the one i mean?