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    I never tire of creating new "old" photos(Sounds like a contradiction doesn't it :D) of our barn. I created this image a few months ago and was saving it for this theme. I overlaid it with three of my own textures and one flypaper texture after converting to B&W.

    Your comments and critiques would be most appreciated!
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    Christopher, I really like the feel to this and the textured paper look. I might try and make the windows less transparent or clone the light from other windows and the stuff showing from the bottom right window. Very nice work as always!!:)

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    I love 'old' buildings, barns, etc too and this is cool! I would think a clone tool could minimize the artifacts in the lower windows. Or, if you have Viveza, darkening the windows might work too. Nice work on the textures.

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    Another great image of the barn! Love this one too. Very nicely done.

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    Thanks Denise, Barbara, and Indranil. Much appreciated! Relatively easy job to clone out the stuff in the windows and darken them a little.
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    Great presentation Christopher, I like it a lot.

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    Repost looks good, Christopher! :)

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    Fantastic repost, Christopher. Your photos are going to end up in some Wild, Wild West book some day. The composition on this is outstanding - so balanced and so detailed yet your eye goes right to that barn.

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    Thanks very much, everyone! :)
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    Excellent repost Christopher!:)

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    Repost nailed it Christopher! In addition to comments already made, I really like the way the trees seem to bend in toward the barn, leading the eye there. Super!
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    Thanks Denise and Kerry. Greatly appreciate it!
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