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www.jgreentree.co.uk
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# Posted: 4 May 08 11:45
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@ Martin ,Yer i know only way i can get round it is just by really making sure in the comment box to the photo that i make it clear its a forum picture and its someone else's picture that ive altered.
But maybe this is whats putting people off this topic and not sure how we go about it.
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Oscar_
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# Posted: 4 May 08 11:47
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@Martin, I used my own website adres to store pictures of others. When I insert a picture into the forum I select webadres. I use my own url to show the picture.
@Jonny, I'm also a member of a other photocomunity site and there you have the possibility to edit a other persons picture. The picture you edit will show up in the new picture list but not on your own portfolio. But everybody can see which pic your edit and from who. I hope Joris will edit this function also into woophy. In this case we can learn much more from eachother.
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# Posted: 4 May 08 11:54
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we need something similar to this.
http://www.ephotozine.com/photo/844149
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Martin de Rijk
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# Posted: 4 May 08 11:56
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It would be nice to get a copy / paste option or something like that. I don't have a personal website 
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www.jgreentree.co.uk
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# Posted: 4 May 08 11:58
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other idea would be a communal user name called modification
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# Posted: 4 May 08 12:01
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Would love Marcel's take on this subject as hes the technical one of the site i gather hahaha
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Oscar_
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# Posted: 4 May 08 12:02
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@Martin, almost 90 % of all internet service providers has made a own url for their customers. I think you will have your own website but don't know how to use it. Wich provider do you have ? Maybe I can help you out to upload and use this function.
@Jonny, indeed this is also what I meant. I can't show you the site I meant because it is only Dutch.
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TGB
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# Posted: 4 May 08 12:57
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Hi Jonny
My take on your excellent photograph. I decided to try to make is suitable for any number of different interpretations by modifying the basics.
1. I selected all the sky, which is the strong point in the photo and inverted the selection to protect it.
2. Adjusted the levels of the bottom of the picture using the white/black/grey pointers.
3. Cancelled the selection, added a little contrast and sharpened the right side of the pic.
4. Flattened it and saved as a .jpg
Its now open to people with greater imagination than I to madify and adapt.
Nice topic though!
Regards
TGB
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www.jgreentree.co.uk
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# Posted: 4 May 08 13:01
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Sorry TGB the original photo is Geert geenens superb version youve done
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TGB
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# Posted: 4 May 08 13:05
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So it is Jonny. Geert, please accept my apologies for my stupidity.
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TGB
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# Posted: 4 May 08 13:06
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Think its ok geert will understand i hope ahahaha , its confusing until we can pester Marcel and Joris to have a place we can upload modifications.
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TGB
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# Posted: 4 May 08 13:23
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How about the effect of solar glass in the window!!
TGB
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# Posted: 4 May 08 13:54
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like the effect
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geert geenen
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# Posted: 4 May 08 20:46
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@Oscar_ en TGB, thanks for your tries. i like the results of both of you.
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TBM
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# Posted: 4 May 08 21:45
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Jonny, first I did:
- make 5 pictures with different exposure times, -2, -1, 0, +1, +2
- I put those into Photomatix to make out a HDR of a single jpg.
Oscar, do you mean that you could make diferent pictures with different exposures from jonny's pic?
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Oscar_
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# Posted: 4 May 08 22:04
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@TBM, well in fact it is inpossible with a jpg in that size. But when you tell to your photoediting program to do so it works. You can always increase and decrease the exposure time. And it could be set in any stop that is possible. If done so then photomatix will do the job just fine.
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www.jgreentree.co.uk
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# Posted: 5 May 08 01:57
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This image is a modification of Geoffrey McElwaines picture. I messaged him asking if i could have a go re-editing as i dont get chance to edit dog pictures and here's my take on his picture . But can i say his picture is stunning .
Geoff's
My version
Hope you like Geoff
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# Posted: 5 May 08 02:08
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Here's the same picture as the one i posted but just cropped it as that blade of grass is just too distracting. trouble is its tok too much away from the picture.
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Geoffrey McElwaine
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# Posted: 5 May 08 14:29
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Jonny You've been busy ! I can see where you're coming from and I really appreciate your complimentary comment ( who wouldn't ? ). To my ( biased ! ) mind, however, -
a. The picture " needs " the dog's leg to lead the eye up to her face ;
b. Cropping it quite so close to her nose seems to "stifle " her ; and
c. I thought that the blade of grass added some context : this was not a studio picture, after all !
To sum up - and as I suspect you've already guessed - I prefer my version ! But you have made me analyse the picture in more depth than I would probably have otherwise done, and that is good for my lazy brain ! So, thank you !
Regards
Geoff.
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# Posted: 5 May 08 20:49
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Your right Geoff yours is the best because you took it and very difficult to edit someone elses picture but so enjoyed doing it thanks Geoff. I am so glad you let me have a go such a beautiful dog.
Regards jonny
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