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    I did some more playing with the threshold adjustment including a landmark series. Here's one from that of the Eiffel Tower taken from the top of Arc de Triomphe.

    C&C welcome and appreciated. Thanks,

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    Rachel, I like your use of the threshold adjustment to isolate the subject.

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    I agree with Gary. It isolates the tower very nicely, and I like the background fading into the distance.

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    Hi, Rachel, I like the graphic and high key look. Nice composition also
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    Good use of threshold filter. I would be all over this with textures or sepia toning.

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    Thanks everybody for the much appreciated comments. Jackie - feel free to play around with it if you want.

    Thanks again,
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    yes, very nice use of the technique. I might try, as Jackie said, the sepia, but then that would be just for fun to see how it changes. Put this in an antique frame and you've got it made! or it would also be a great notecard!

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    Thanks Hazel

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