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Posted on 17/12/21 3:02:55 PM

michael sinclair
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Re: Challenge 887: Pindar's window

Mea culpa....maxima mea culpa...

Michael here it is returned as you wished...( hopefully)

Posted on 17/12/21 11:34:56 PM

Mariner
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Re: Challenge 887: Pindar's window

Well done, Michael, that's much better. Gold Star!

Posted on 18/12/21 07:41:27 AM

DavidMac
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Re: Challenge 887: Pindar's window

Frank wrote:
In regards to Divid Mac's comment above here's a tip I picked up from Jesús Ramirez on the Photoshop Training Channel.

After working on an image for hours your eyes tend to tire and may miss things. To help PS has added this command under the “View” menu.
VIEW > FLIP HORIZONTAL
Note: this DOES NOT alter pixels in any way - it is simply an option to let you view with a new eye - if you were to close the image it would open again in the proper orientation - in short it is only an aid to look for discrepancies

Great tip!

Thank you Frank. You are always full of little bits of Photoshop information that I have found incredibly useful.

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Posted on 18/12/21 1:34:39 PM

Frank
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Re: Challenge 887: Pindar's window

You are most welcome David.
A little concerned about Loyd - hasn't been on board since those tornadoes wiped out large areas of USA - sent him a Private Message but no response

Posted on 18/12/21 4:38:28 PM

lwc
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Re: Challenge 887: Pindar's window

Frank wrote:
You are most welcome David.
A little concerned about Loyd - hasn't been on board since those tornadoes wiped out large areas of USA - sent him a Private Message but no response

All is okay Frank, thanks for your concern. Perhaps I can get into the 2022 challenge soon. Replied to your PM also, (Internet Sevice Provider issues mainly)

Oh, and great work everyone... I did make a cutout this week. but was never able to do anything with it.... cheers!

Posted on 04/01/22 03:02:59 AM

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Challenge 887: Pindar's window

Steve Caplin wrote:
This oak window was taken from a house built in London around 1600, and owned by one Sir Paul Pindar. The house was demolished in 1890 and the window is now the property of the Victoria and Albert Museum.

Can you find a suitable building that would be enhanced by the addition of such a glorious architectural element? Matching the perspective might be tricky.

What goes on inside the windows is, of course, up to you.

High res is here.

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