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Wild Horse
In a Scottish wildlife park. I thought I'd try it in mono and colour and see which people preferred 
I think I prefer mono
I think I prefer mono
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I prefer the mono too. The fence is off-putting tho... give cloning it out a go 
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I know, I wish I could see actual animals in the wild, but always seems to be fences around. I am rubbish at cloning, only managing the occasional lead 
I might try later, I was hoping mono would detract from it, but you can't be fooled
I might try later, I was hoping mono would detract from it, but you can't be fooled
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Originally Posted by BlackGrace
I know, I wish I could see actual animals in the wild, but always seems to be fences around. I am rubbish at cloning, only managing the occasional lead I might try later, I was hoping mono would detract from it, but you can't be fooled
I might try later, I was hoping mono would detract from it, but you can't be fooled look here http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6cwmv_photoshop-cloning-technique_school
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