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Published: 2008-07-14 00:32:34 +0000 UTC; Views: 67661; Favourites: 172; Downloads: 19907
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(c) markpaulk.com - Do not redistribute without my permission thanks!
& comments greatly appreciated!I could have made the sky more like my usual releases but thought I'd take a break with this one. This has more of a softer landscape feel.
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Comments: 43
Awesome work! Request permission to add your wallpaper here: [link]
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Waiting your answer.
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and to a goo effect too.. this feels very earthy!! >>lolzz.. i always peek-a-boo a balloon!! ;D
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is it just my monitor or is the gradient of the sky really not that smooth ? Apart from that, Nice job.
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to do with source + compression sorry
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Dont worry, Hehe. I know the problems too well. Im really liking your wallpapers.
See you around
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I found you! Awesome wall!
Thanks for making this! Featured here: Lucid for Win 7
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Just stopping by to let you know that this deviation has been featured in [W 3: Wicked Widescreen Walls Issue 4]
Congratulations and keep up the good work.
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This is probably my favourite so far. The scene is just magical, and I would love to just sit and gander at such a place.
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cheers 
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Well if that's all, I'll write a cheque.
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love the depth that the mountains give to the image... good work
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nice wallpaper
greetz.. and have a nice day
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one more time, a timeless classic on my desktop...
Blake.
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you're most welcome Mark
Blake.
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I like this one. You said I could ask for help if i needed it, so now i will 
I hope i made that clear enough. Anyways, thanks for offering to help 
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thanks!
1) select your stock image in the layer palette
2) at the bottom of your layer pallette, look for a little rectangle with a circle in it - click it!)
3) the layer you selected should now have a white box next to its name (this is called a layer mask)
4) press 'g' on your keyboard (or select gradient tool) and simply click from one point to another point (making sure your foreground & background colours are black and white) and part of your image should disappear!
that's the basics of all my blending and what I used here with a little bit more...
for example, using the "clone stamp" tool, I then copied a bit of the grass and overlayed it.
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ok that's great, thanks for such a quick reply
I understand your steps but I am limited to Paint.NET rather than Photoshop but I know equivalent steps.
Now I know how, i just need to improve my patience to be able to complete a piece
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