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| Posted on 15/06/25 2:59:17 PM | 
| tom8gem@gmail.com * Posts: 57 Reply | Sunset at Canary Creek A sunset view over the DE marshes, 100% Photoshop!  | 
| Posted on 18/06/25 9:38:40 PM | 
| GKB Magical Montagist Posts: 4057 Reply   | Re: Sunset at Canary Creek Nice one Tom _________________ Have you ever noticed that all the instruments designed to detect intelligent life are pointing away from the Earth? | 
| Posted on 19/06/25 10:01:22 PM | 
| tom8gem@gmail.com * Posts: 57 Reply | Re: Sunset at Canary Creek 
 Thanks, Gordon! | 
| Posted on 20/06/25 07:45:38 AM | 
| Steve Caplin Administrator Posts: 7068 Reply   | Re: Sunset at Canary Creek Outstanding. A really terrific sky, and i like the texture of the tree tops. I wonder if it's possible to get some translucence to the water? Perhaps a hint of fish beneath the surface? | 
| Posted on 21/06/25 03:42:28 AM | 
| tom8gem@gmail.com * Posts: 57 Reply | Re: Sunset at Canary Creek 
 Thank you, Steve, I always appreciate it; another great suggestion, room for improvement as always! | 
| Posted on 04/07/25 08:00:12 AM | 
| dwindt Realism Realiser Posts: 959 Reply | Re: Sunset at Canary Creek Wow Tom. Great job and you've mastered that grass perspective beautifully. Well done! _________________ The grass is greener on the other side of the fence because there is more $hit there. | 
| Posted on 04/07/25 08:22:25 AM | 
| DavidMac Director of Photoshop Posts: 5866 Reply   | Re: Sunset at Canary Creek I missed this earlier. It's very accomplished Tom. If I didn't know I might not have guessed. The only give away is the rather solid looking water. I think Steve's suggestion would be worth a try, especially at the edges where the water would be shallowest. _________________ The subtlety and conviction of any Photoshop effect is invariably inversely proportional to the number of knobs on it ....... | 
| Posted on 27/08/25 10:30:51 PM | 
| tom8gem@gmail.com * Posts: 57 Reply | Re: Sunset at Canary Creek Thanks so much, Dennis! | 
| Posted on 27/08/25 10:42:29 PM | 
| tom8gem@gmail.com * Posts: 57 Reply | Re: Sunset at Canary Creek Thank you, David! On my next piece, I'm trying out a new approach to water, working with various brushes. A new method for a different kind of water, choppier and wavier. | 
| Posted on 27/08/25 10:42:29 PM | 
| tom8gem@gmail.com * Posts: 57 Reply | Re: Sunset at Canary Creek I'm always glad for your input, and welcome such revisions that benefit the piece.   |