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    another beach scene.

    Heres a picture from Carlsbad, CA.
    I really like this picture, because it looks like me and girlfriend are the only people on the beach. All i did is crop it and changed the coloring. I hope i didn't over do it too.
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    One thing i noticed, is that the horizon isn't straight. I don't know how to straighten it. Can someone teach me? I noticed a lot of my photos aren't straight. This would help me out a lot.
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    Re: another beach scene.

    Judging from your sig, you use photoshop right?

    if so here's what you do:

    1. Double click on the layer in your layers palette.
    2. Click ok in the box that will pop up.
    3. Your layers name should go from "Background" to "Layer 0"

    Once that's done.

    4. Up on top, where the menus are, click on View, then Show Ruler. (command R or control R)
    5. Higlight your layer
    6. up on the menues, Edit -> Transform -> rotate. (command T or Control T)
    7. Drag a guide from the ruler down to line up with one of the end points of the horizon (where the horizon leaves your screen, either far left or far right)
    8. Grab that middle axis point (it will show up once you're in the transform mode) and place it were the guide and the horizon intersect (again far right or far left, depending on your choice from earlier).
    9. zoom out of your image and expand your works space and rotate image till the horizon lies on top of the guide you set up.

    That's it.


    I really like this image, it has a very nice mood to it. good job.
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    Re: another beach scene.

    Thanks Leels. That really helped me out. Thanks for the Keyboard Shortcuts. I love them. After straightening it...i think it looks so much better.
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    Ohhhh yeah....feel free to edit any of my pictures.

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    Re: another beach scene.

    Wow, thats awesome! I love how the rays of sun are shining through the clouds, and the waves and the water, thats a really nice picture. =)

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    The crownless again shall be king.


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