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    here's another try.
    what do you think? Do you think there is too much color in the sky or grass?

    Thanks for any C&C!

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    Hi Cheryl, I like this one. It kinda looks like the viewer is looking through a dirty window on a rainy day.

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    I see what yo mean, Andrew.
    Now how do you make it look like the image is on top of the texture paper, instead of behind a dirty window on a rainy day??

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    Cheryl not sure how to do that. I have never tried any of this type of work yet, but this is cool I would save it for an alternate version.

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    This looks great, Cheryl! The blurring and somber tones give it a rather ghostly feel. I think reducing the blurring would help reveal more details and make it look less like a "dirty window on a rainy day," but I would definitely keep this version too.
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    Thanks, Christopher. There isn't much detail in the original, it was a very heavy fog.... was trying for a ghostly feel. but didn't quite make it, so tried the texture.

    How DO you get a ghostly feel to an image :2

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    I would say you definitely succeeded in your goal of a ghostly feel. The only suggestion I have would to maybe try adding a vignette to take the ghostly feel up a notch or two if you want.
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    It looks darker to me, but not any more "ghostly"...
    I'm not sure what you mean, Christopher.

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    Love the mood to this one, Cheryl. Real nice job with the textures.

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    Cheryl, I was thinking that a vignette might add a darker, more spooky feel to the image. Here's a repost showing what I had in mind.
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    Cheryl, Nice work on this one. I agree a little less blur. It looks crooked and it is probably level but I might still try to make it appear less slanted? I like Christopher's re=post and I think you did a terrific job on this one.

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    Thanks, Denise.
    How do you straighten a building when it looks crooked/out of perspective? It isn't, but looks that way because of the angle I had to stand to get the photo.

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    I like your "almost ghostly" image. I like the dark mood in your repost better than the original. I also like Christopher's version.

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    Hi Cheryl, I like the ghostly appearance. Nice progression of images in this thread! Nicely done.

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    Cheryl, I really like your second post. It has a great feel to it
    "It is only with the heart that one can see rightly" - The Little Prince

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