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Dec 19, 2005 08:19 | #17

Thanks, guys. Here's where I stopped working on it last October. I have no idea if it's "finished" or not, so I'm giving it some time to ferment in my mind.

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Dec 19, 2005 14:23 | #18

Pretty cool. I have not even began to try something like this in PS.

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Dec 19, 2005 14:45 | #19

Frank, I'd be quite happy with this one. One minor nit though, please remove the PS'd frame, mount it in a real frame, then HANG it.
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Dec 19, 2005 15:51 | #20

if it was me, I remove the lens flare and the frame. once that done then the shadow will look normal and it will still be a great photo.

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Dec 20, 2005 07:03 | #21

if it was me, I remove the lens flare

What lens flare? The "God Rays"? That's one of the things I liked best about the sky?

Bruce, I have a 12"X18" proof sticking on the wall. The frame is just to separate the pic from the light forum background, which makes it look darker. Seen this? The center bar is the same intensity all the way across.

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Dec 20, 2005 12:03 as a reply to @ post 1007899 | #22

Thats very nice.

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Dec 20, 2005 14:50 | #23

Looks like you've done a great job.
Lookin' forward to seeing more of this work.

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Dec 20, 2005 22:29 | #24

I just think someone better close than canopy before those clouds you added let loose and soak everything

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Dec 20, 2005 23:56 | #25

Great idea, I really like it.

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Dec 21, 2005 06:58 | #26

I just think someone better close than canopy before those clouds you added let loose and soak everything

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I have not even began to try something like this in PS.

It's really not that hard. But it does take a lot of nit-picking work.

Selecting areas in PS. This works well with something that has hard edges.
https://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthread.php?t=39994

EDIT: This is a simplified version of the Layer & Channel Pallets to illustrate using a Layer Mask to hide part of an image. Normally, I would have put the sky image over the P-51 image. Dunno why I did the reverse here.

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https://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthread.php?t=82876

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https://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthread.php?t=100077

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Sep 03, 2006 06:55 | #27

can anyone tell me how he did not blow out the clouds here?

was it a filter or is a it good post production or f stop...

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Sep 05, 2006 18:29 | #28

can anyone tell me how he did not blow out the clouds here?

The exposure was for the clouds? In the 1st post, "I had this idea when I shot it & combined it with a sunset I shot years ago.", should give you a clue?

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Sep 06, 2006 05:03 as a reply to @ PhotosGuy's post | #29

ha.

the post was so old, i forgot to check the wording of the first post

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Aug 21, 2012 16:51 | #30

nice idea, realy like that idea

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