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A Different Perspective
Here's one of my scenic photos turned into what is known as a Triptych. It's my first attempt at this technique and has opened my eyes to all sorts of ideas of how I could use this effect. I can see making brochures of all types complete with contrasting text & even maps. The scenic would become a background example of what to expect at a site. Mmmmm... This might get interesting!
Here's another background for those who feel difference clouds are too "busy".
Here's another background for those who feel difference clouds are too "busy".
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Nice effect Bob 
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It works very well 
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not sure I like the difference clouds as the background, although I do like the mountain scene a lot
Alan.
Alan.
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I agree with you Alan. I just wanted something other than a grey background & yet didn't want to distract from the scenic photo. What would you suggest as a background?
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It's hard to say, as you don't want to detract from the image itself.
I think go with a plain background, keep the drop shadow to lift image off the page. should work nicely
Alan.
I think go with a plain background, keep the drop shadow to lift image off the page. should work nicely
Alan.
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Just makes me want to get my boots on Bob!
Love the original shot - regardless of 'which' background - that's up to folks own taste.
Love the original shot - regardless of 'which' background - that's up to folks own taste.
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