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    Squirrel with a Snack

    Too much brush to shoot through really. Wish the grasses weren't in his face, but I do love the second shot.



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    Re: Squirrel with a Snack

    Cute! Here's a couple quick edits for ya.
    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails Squirrel with a Snack-edit1.jpg   Squirrel with a Snack-edit2.jpg  
    Walk softly and carry a big lens.

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    Re: Squirrel with a Snack

    Okay, how'd you do that?
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    Re: Squirrel with a Snack

    Photoshop Elements cloning
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    Re: Squirrel with a Snack

    LOL, okay, how come when I try to clone it doesn't look that good?
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    Re: Squirrel with a Snack

    Just takes practice! Use your original pic and try it. Look for "good" areas that match the spot that you are going to clone into. If it is along an edge, use a good edge simular near to it. You can always "undo" your last clone and try again if it doesn't line up. When you're finished, zoom back out and look for areas that "look" duplicate then use a smaller brush size and just add a smaller simular piece through 1/2 of it. Experiment with different brush sizes and hardnesses (%). Hard to explain, but I just learned by doing it. Have fun.
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