Learning Paintshop by GBCalls
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Hi everyone, with the outside temperatures in the cold zone and a wind howling it was time to play in paintshop. Here is what I managed. Took an old photo and played with the clone tool to remove the busy background. Any tips will be appreciated as this is part of photo editing I would enjoy learning. Best to all -GB-
Comments (37)
Pretty good job!! I would'nt be able to tell! Happy New Year!! :)
Very nice work! Happy 2009!
You have got this really there! Great motorcycle!!!!
Really nice work, the clone tool is one of the many areas i need to work on but today the weather is to nice to stay in doors, wishing you and your family a great 2009!!!
great job
Very nice work!
Well done!!! I know how long it takes!! :)
Wow. If you didn't say anything, I never would have known. Awesome work.
Very good work.
Great Job!
Very nice work
Excellent post work, well done!!!!
Nice work!
Very clever indeed, excellent work
You did a fabulous job! I never would have known. I'm totally impressed!
Stunning work.Need to do some clone work myself.I will only use a different photo program.
Excellent start my friend!
I think you did a fine job!
wow you did perfect...smile
You did a great job! What a difference!
Most impressive!!
Excellent work! Your retouched image really lets you focus on your subject.
Wow, impressive postwork with paintshop !
excellent job you did !
Wonderful work!!!!!
You have done very well! The background of the second photo doesn't seem at all cloned! :)
Excellent job, the result looks really great. All the best for 2009!
You did a pretty good job! Congrats! I'd place the biker-lady somewhere on a busy freeway... just an idea!
Great work, looks perfect
Excellent job, bravo!!