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    This was one of the Confederate cavalry horses at the Civil War reenactment that I went to last month. Using my aging process, I was able to give it an old western feel that I really like.

    I used one of my textures and two textures from Shadowhouse Creations, "Beneath the Surface1" and "Softly Aged Sepia." I also added a vignette.

    Any comments and suggestions would be most appreciated!
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    Christopher, Old Photo Master and Master Texturizer

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    Very realistic Christopher. It does remind me of an old western look. If I were to be very picky I might suggest toning down the sliver of shadow in the LRC-but that is very minor. Great work as always.:)

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    Another excellent composition, Christopher. I love the light here. Beautiful texture.

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    Another very realistic olde tyme image...nice

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    Really well done, Christopher. I love the look on the horse's face. Your textures are so authentic it would be impossible to tell this is a modern photo.
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    Christopher, I love how you choose timeless subjects and then make the image look like an antique. The total effect is very believable and conveys a sense of history. Well done!
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    Christopher, Wonderful, timeless subject and great application of your technique!

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    I really like this one since I'm a horse-lover at heart. Excellent composition and the textures and technique really made it look old.

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    Thanks, everyone. I appreciate the comments! :)
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    Excellent job making this image look old. Beautiful textures and tones. Great work.

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    Thanks Anita! Much appreciated. :)
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