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Fudge in her favourite place......
I took this one today amongst others. There was just something I liked about the composition and light in this. I have not really done any PP on it other than removing red eyes and changing the colour saturation a little.I wondered what other people could do with it on photshop?
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I can't see the picture - I quoted your message and pasted the link into a browser window, but I still can't see it xx
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Hi, not been around for a while or I have missed you, sorry your image is a little red cross.
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Nope, I can see it now! 
Its a lovely image. I find the branches very slightly distracting, but some could argue that they add to the image too! 
I think the lighting is lovely, and I really like the composition!
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Its a lovely image. I find the branches very slightly distracting, but some could argue that they add to the image too! I think the lighting is lovely, and I really like the composition! xx
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can you see it now?
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Fudge! I love it! That is my favourite pic that you have taken to date - well done!! 
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Thanks,she was an absolute star.She stood in a stay for ages while I snapped away. I got about three decent ones of her but that was the best composition. It is not cropped at all, just as I took it.
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Noooo Marbury Park, I wanna go home!!!!! that is the stream that runs parallel with the lake by the little windy path on the edge of the woods
Meggie's fave place in the world, she is so jealous of Fudge!!!
Sorry, it is a great pic of Fudge, hope you had a great time, as for PP, I'd leave it alone, it is a lovely shot of her xxxxx
that is the stream that runs parallel with the lake by the little windy path on the edge of the woodsMeggie's fave place in the world, she is so jealous of Fudge!!!
Sorry, it is a great pic of Fudge, hope you had a great time, as for PP, I'd leave it alone, it is a lovely shot of her xxxxx
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Moonstone. I know the stream you mean but this one is actually off the other side in the bit that carries on over the road. You do a U walk with the stream in the dip at the bottom.....
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Originally Posted by Fudgeley
Moonstone. I know the stream you mean but this one is actually off the other side in the bit that carries on over the road. You do a U walk with the stream in the dip at the bottom.....
I do miss walking the dogs in Marbury and Delamere.xx
