HG_Eliminator

HG_Eliminator

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[quote who="Jafo" reply="26" id="2819650"]Dunno if I can/should change mine....it's tattooed on my shoulder....changing will hurt [more]...[/quote] A pint of Southern Comfort will cure that. [e digicons];P[/e]

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[quote]HG_Eliminator is so old he beta tested the Trojan Horse.[/quote] yeh the dern thing was to small and talk about splinters!! [e digicons]8O[/e] [e digicons]o_O[/e]

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[quote who="Jafo" reply="207" id="2818700"] frankief....lose the flowers. Work on the old adage...."less is more". 'most' landscapes are ruined by what is put in, NOT what is left out. About the ONLY thing that wall needs is some 'hint' of land behind the trees on the left...connecting the foreground [which still looks a little unconnected from what's behind...ie the water.Lose part of the water behind/between the trees on the left and you're on a winner.

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[quote]Hmm, have you checked anything in the transparency section in Windowblinds? If you want, I can take a look at it and see if I can figure it out.[/quote] yup ive tried all the settings in WB too, it should be in ur WB gallery already, I believe it comes with WB is the SD Xenomorph skin.

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Looks better. Tho IMO the two smaller bushes "center right" should be as focused "crisp" as the grass along the ridge line running equal distance from the camera. Field of depth,vs focus. If i recall correctly when snapping a pic, everything in focus will be within a certain distance from the camera, depending on the distance the lens was set to. Everything else will lose focus or clarity to a degree as it gets further away or closer to the focal point in range of depth. The focus or lack the

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Any time, [e digicons]:thumbsup:[/e] A good idea is if you want to paint an item, to study images of it, and incorporate bits of what you see in to what you paint. Even with brushes they can be finessed, all i did was add a bit of transparency to your birds edges then add some texture and change the lighting a bit. Not sure if folks know this but to see the image "full size" in FF click on it, click on it again in the new window to zoom, then righ

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