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Aug 24, 2012 19:26 |  #2

Ron....

I like capturing old buidlings and running it thru HDR PP. This would be a fun shot for me to practice CS5 by trying to remove those powerlines in the background.

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Aug 24, 2012 22:02 |  #3

If i hadn't been rushed for time i would have but this was a quick edit and when i have more time i plan to change the BG . Thanks for your input .




  
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Aug 25, 2012 15:57 |  #4

I like it. I grew up out west and used to see houses like this a lot, but where I grew up (North San Diego County) it exploded in the 80s, and very quickly places like this were paved over. The real west is still there, but not where I grew up.

I like this photo. It's good.


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Aug 25, 2012 20:33 |  #5

MikeFairbanks wrote in post #14906036 (external link)
I like it. I grew up out west and used to see houses like this a lot, but where I grew up (North San Diego County) it exploded in the 80s, and very quickly places like this were paved over. The real west is still there, but not where I grew up.

I like this photo. It's good.

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