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TThealer56 — AI Elements in Landscapes
Published: 2009-04-28 06:11:47 +0000 UTC; Views: 2451; Favourites: 54; Downloads: 117
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This tutorial is about Elements in landscape shots. A special thanks to , who is an excellent landscape photographer, who so deftly captures the beauty of Australia. Please visit Malcolms gallery for more beautiful landscapes.The intent of the tutorial is to help you recognize elements in in your shot, before you take it!
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This beautiful piece is featured in my journal. 
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You English seems fine to me!
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I wish I could see this in fullview, but I can't.
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Oh yes you can!
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Oh! Just download it and open it with your photo editor and print it out if you like. Otherwise just hit the download button and it should show in full size, in a new window.
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I finally got it....don't know what happened or didn't happen! 
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Thank you very much for using my photo for the tutorial Bob, it's a huge compliment which is very appreciated
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When I saw that shot, I thought it was a GREAT one to show the effect of multiple elements in a landscape/waterscape. It's a beautiful scene, and you worked your arse off to get that shot. I think it was well worth it in the end.
The thanks goes to you for allowing me to use it!
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I was only too pleased to let you use it Bob. Compositions are something that I try to work on every time that I go out shooting. You can't fix a composition in photoshop
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No, you really can't. You can sometimes refine it a little, but it's much easier to shoot it properly when you shoot it. That's a lot of the point of the tutorial.
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