Need a favor, someone to edit a photo

LOL Joe...

chauncey wrote in post #11406105
Do ya have any that you're not looking at the animal's rear end?

Yes, but this guy was pretty protective of his harem. So, the pics I have of him broadside have a ton of cows in the background and would be impossible to edit out without it looking "edited." This is about the best shot I have of him that I am able to isolate and draw all the attention to him.

Ugly Joe wrote in post #11408436
Sooo...it was easy as pi?
**duck and run**

Wow, just wow....

Ugly Joe wrote in post #11408436
Sooo...it was easy as pi?
**duck and run**

Yeah, you saw it, huh?
I got tired of 15, 13, 27.6 seconds.
I didn't add the decimals, I was afraid some mod could seen them as spam and ban me.

Ok, I gave it a shot. Go easy....im a noob!

Do you think this could pass being printed @ 11x14?

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I think you did a nice job on the foreground grasses, but the duplication of some of the background detail is pretty obvious. Looks like you have the technique down and just need to keep at it until you get something that isn't quite so noticeable.

(Perhaps it is just so "noticeable" to me because I have seen so many versions of this image over the last several days! )

You might grab some of the background from farther to the left where there are more "random," smaller trees.

Good job getting rid of that extra leg under the bull, too.

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Rimmer. Wow, nice pick up! I know exactly what I need to do to correct it. Now I just have to wait for my daughter's next nap to do it, ha ha.

Will re-post the next edit.

Thanks again.

Ugly Joe wrote in post #11408436
Sooo...it was easy as pi?

**duck and run**

That's funny.

The bulls leg is black, there is still part of the cow attached to his leg.

OK, heres another try...this isnt so hard afterall, although I do need to learn PS better.

Shockey, you are correct, thanks for seeing that.

I'd say that came out nicely!

I just finished the frame for this project today and got everything assembled. Here is the result:

Incredible job. I looked at the other thread ... that miter joint is superb. Photography, editing, mating, and woodwork = top quality craftsmanship!

Thank you!

Well that is just an awesome photo and frame. I can see this being proudly displayed in your home or where ever it is going to be. I love your choice of color for the mat and frame. Great Job!

That is some fine presentation!
Went and checked your other thread as well, and the thought that you've put into this is incredible. I especially like the effort of staining the wood to match the red matte line just inside the green matte - that's a fine touch.

Congrat's on a job very well done!