Quick Photoshop help
Discussion
sociopath said:
Ignoring all the great alternatives you're about to get, removing 25% of an image is a long job if you want it to be done well (yes Im aware you could.cobble it together quickly) and it would be easier to find another photo if you're planning to blow it up.
Also being sensible for a minute, if the OP is requesting the large girl removing, I'd completely agree - it's too big an area to fill (badly) with what?On the off chance that he wants the smaller girl at the bottom of the sand dune removed, here are a couple of options.
The first is just removing the small girl but if I was going to try to put this on a canvas (apart from a much higher resolution image being preferable), the horizon being at such an angle would do my head in every time I looked at it, so the second is an attempt to level the horizon.
If either of these are any use, click on them to go to my FlickR page and download the "original size" version.
beach_edited by conradsphotos, on FlickrHorizon straightened:
beach_straight by conradsphotos, on FlickrETA - Finally one with a little more saturation and a bit of sharpening...
beach_adjusted by conradsphotos, on FlickrEdited by C n C on Saturday 26th September 15:10
C n C said:
Also being sensible for a minute, if the OP is requesting the large girl removing, I'd completely agree - it's too big an area to fill (badly) with what?
On the off chance that he wants the smaller girl at the bottom of the sand dune removed, here are a couple of options.
The first is just removing the small girl but if I was going to try to put this on a canvas (apart from a much higher resolution image being preferable), the horizon being at such an angle would do my head in every time I looked at it, so the second is an attempt to level the horizon.
If either of these are any use, click on them to go to my FlickR page and download the "original size" version.
beach_edited by conradsphotos, on Flickr
Horizon straightened:
beach_straight by conradsphotos, on Flickr
ETA - Finally one with a little more saturation and a bit of sharpening...
beach_adjusted by conradsphotos, on Flickr
These are just what I wanted. Thanks very much!On the off chance that he wants the smaller girl at the bottom of the sand dune removed, here are a couple of options.
The first is just removing the small girl but if I was going to try to put this on a canvas (apart from a much higher resolution image being preferable), the horizon being at such an angle would do my head in every time I looked at it, so the second is an attempt to level the horizon.
If either of these are any use, click on them to go to my FlickR page and download the "original size" version.
beach_edited by conradsphotos, on FlickrHorizon straightened:
beach_straight by conradsphotos, on FlickrETA - Finally one with a little more saturation and a bit of sharpening...
beach_adjusted by conradsphotos, on FlickrEdited by C n C on Saturday 26th September 15:10
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