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Feb 06, 2007 22:22 |  #1

This is my first time messing around with CS2. Yeah, it looks a little grainy, but I think I like it that way. Kinda gives it a rustic feel. C&C welcome. I initially started out getting rid of the background and ended up with this.


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Feb 07, 2007 00:26 |  #2

I like the composition! Well done, mate!

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Feb 07, 2007 02:12 |  #3

Very nice. I can see this big in an office. Good job

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Feb 07, 2007 08:29 |  #4

I agree, well done.




  
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Feb 07, 2007 09:43 |  #5

Nice shot. Very well composed. I do like the grainy look too, but I would have also liked to have seen it crisp. Just as a comparison.

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Feb 07, 2007 11:00 as a reply to  @ AaronNCSU's post |  #6

I attached one with a border. Being new to CS2, putting a border on was much harder than I would have thought.


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