April 11, 2015

CATURDAY ART [Fun with Cloning]

Even though we've worked [better word would be 'played'] with Photoshop for many years,
we continue to test-and-learn the use of new "tools". 
Most recently we've been experimenting with the cloning tool and having great fun with it, though
it can be very frustrating - especially in very small areas of a photograph,
or in areas that may have a combination of soft and hard edges.
I don't know if Photoshop Elements, or many of the online photo-art programs
offer cloning opportunities - but if they do, I encourage bloggers to give this
great tool a try - it opens up all sorts of new possibilities.

Here for CATURDAY ART, sponsored by
Athena and Marie,
some farm photos, and our efforts at cloning.
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Cloning the grassy area (1) was not all that difficult.
Cloning (2) on the goat himself took far more time to select and get
the right tone and detail to cover the wire fencing on his face.

Below: I thought I was finished but the "human eye" doesn't always see everything
it should ~ the shadows of the fence remained!  So the "final" really wasn't a final
image until I removed the fence shadow just as I'd removed the fence!
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8 comments:

  1. Well that is some mighty good work. What a cute goat. Great art. Have a wonderful day Ann.

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  2. Nice cloning job! The fence...almost gone! Happy Saturday dear.animal.

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  3. Wow! That is amazing! Have a fantastic Caturday!
    Luvs
    Marty
    martythemanx2@wordpress.com

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  4. That looks like it took an incredible amount of work. Mom says she is not sure she would have the patience. You did an amazing job. Please join us tomorrow for our Sunday Selfies Blog Hop. XOCK, Lily Olivia, Mauricio, Misty May, Giulietta, Fiona, Astrid, Lisbeth and Calista Jo

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  5. Great job! It must have taken a lot of patience.

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  6. We are missing something here (and feeling a bit stupid as a result)... What are we missing?

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