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Has this photo be replaced? Ive seen it before. But I see this is a new post. I like the clarity of your shots Musket. How about going inside that building and getting a nice HDR?
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thanks for the comments.
I had'nt posted this here before I think, but as i said before you can post
your photo's in this forum if you like, it doesn't matter if they have been
posted elsewhere at sometime.........all helps to add to the forum
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ps with regards interior shots, something to think about for a future project.
I had'nt posted this here before I think, but as i said before you can post
your photo's in this forum if you like, it doesn't matter if they have been
posted elsewhere at sometime.........all helps to add to the forum
.......musketps with regards interior shots, something to think about for a future project.
Last edited by musket on Sun Oct 05, 2008 10:12 am; edited 1 time in total (Reason for editing : added ps)
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And of course the tower
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Wow great looking old building!!! Looks as if you have the same problem we have around here, Power lines!!!!!
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No signs of 20th century. Now a timeless image.
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Well done......they can just use their cell phones now 
a very nice bit of cloning
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a very nice bit of cloning
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Thanks for commenting ......Mugmar wrote:Wow great looking old building!!! Looks as if you have the same problem we have around here, Power lines!!!!!
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Nice edit Bynx. I have removed power lines from many shots. sometimes it's a piece of cake and sometimes it's a . . .
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Thanks, but I think this is a classic example of a good picture ruined because of the lines. Personally I would never let those lines last any longer than it takes to get rid of them. I think the photo by Musket is just great. Now its timeless as well.
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I couldn't agree more 
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