DAY 10 . where i live . virtual crossing
by roz

Comment by meyers:
The blend of the bridge and train tracks looks a little off; but I like the colors you brought out.

DAY 10 . where i live . virtual crossing
by roz

Comment by griz210:
I like it . i am jealous that i dont know how to do all that fancy stuff.

DAY 11 . where i live . horse .
by roz

Comment by griz210:
i like the crop and being framed by the trees. lookd like a place i would like if its got open county and horses, what more could you want.

DAY 11 . where i live . horse .
by roz

Comment by Alicia:
No I like the crop. It puts the horse into focus. Beautiful photo.

DAY 10 . where i live . virtual crossing
by roz

Comment by Alicia:
Wow - gotta hand it to you for experimenting! This is inspiring and thanks for the little tutorial down there. I like the image - it's edgy and the idea is fun - car driving into train - good job. It could perhaps be a bit cleaner, but I'm sure you know that yourself. Overall it "messiness" works with the image, though.

DAY 10 . where i live . virtual crossing
by roz

Comment by bs-photos:
Neat composition, the sky looks a little funky above the train but I think it works well with the image. Nice job

DAY 11. where i live . ruins .
by roz

Comment by bs-photos:
Another neat shot! The blue sky is a nice contrast to the sandy ground

DAY 11 . where i live . horse .
by roz

Comment by bs-photos:
Very rural looking, I like that the horse wasn't looking at you. Very candid shot I love it

DAY 11 . where i live . horse .
by roz

Comment by MelonMusketeer:
I like the crop as it is. Shorter at the bottom would take away the view of the ground leading to the horse.
That sure is a dry looking place. I am wondering if you cloned out something above the horses shoulder, and just beyond the cut off limb?

Message edited by author 2007-02-09 10:46:35.

DAY 10 . where i live . virtual crossing
by roz

Comment by MelonMusketeer:
I can see that this sort of photo-melding would be useful for an advertising image, in a way similar to the artwork in ads of the 1950's and 60's. It is good to be learning how the tools work to get this to happen in the digital domain. It's a bit disconcerting to see the bare tracks ahead of the cars, as it would be a rough ride just ahead for them.
Are the one lane bridges common in your area of the world?
Nice doodle!