Honfleur #3 by photosynthesis
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Away from the port, this is a view of a busy street in Honfleur bustling with activity. There was one obtrusive street sign in the foreground of this shot that I had to do some extensive work in Photoshop to remove - because there were a few elements behind it that I had to reconstruct. A combination of the Healing Brush tool & Patch tool did the trick (at least I think I did a pretty good job - can you spot the touch-up?). It would have been nice to remove the cars too, but that would have been a really extensive amount of work...
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Comments (13)
A lovely 'jig saw' scene.
Nice work!
Fantastic image and work my friend!!!Bravissimo!!:DDD.Hugsxx Whylma
A very beautiful photo manipulation of this famous landmark I visited a couple of years ago.
Left bottom corner on the touch-up? If so I can see why u did it instead of cropping. Maybe take a bulldoze next time to clean up your scenes lol? Just kidding cn barely tell what u did and probably wouldn't notice if u hadn't mentioned it!
No, not left bottom, though I can see why you would think that - there are some odd color artifacts in that corner.
belle photo!
Great photo love all the colours here
It's a marvelous scene, cars included; colourful and so much to see! Well done!
one of the most photogenic cties in europe
I can’t spot the cleanup – good job! Very charming buildings!
I find myself falling into these shots of Honfleur, examining the buildings, the details ... what a terrific place! Whatever you cloned out, you did a great job. This looks really good!
You really cannot concern yourself too much about cars when shooting street scences in cities. They are a part of the landscape of life. Consider yourself blessed to get some vivid yellow ones rather than the overwheming black and silver.
What a lovely square and very interesting architecture in this photo also!