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Woodstock

Postby Bob G on Sat Apr 19, 2008 12:03 am

Ehhrrr!! Uhhmmmm!! well!!
it's a stockpile for the winter but probably a Woodstack is more accurate

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Re: Woodstock

Postby kiwi on Sat Apr 19, 2008 12:32 pm

well seen Bob, I do think the frame overpoers it slightly though in this case
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Re: Woodstock

Postby Bob G on Sat Apr 19, 2008 6:17 pm

kiwifamily wrote:well seen Bob, I do think the frame overpoers it slightly though in this case


I totally agree re your comments about the frame and my only defence is that these CS3 Actions that convert color space, resize for web, frame and title make it all so easy and therefor tempting to compromise one's artistic integrity. I viewed this as very much a second rate offering and an excuse to take the easy route.

Now I'm just trying to remember who got me into this fine old framing Action mess Stanley. :oops: :? :cheers:
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Re: Woodstock

Postby Killakoala on Sat Apr 19, 2008 8:22 pm

Nice grain :)

Really, I like this. The pattern is cool.
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Re: Woodstock

Postby kiwi on Sat Apr 19, 2008 9:27 pm

Bob G wrote:
kiwifamily wrote:well seen Bob, I do think the frame overpoers it slightly though in this case


I totally agree re your comments about the frame and my only defence is that these CS3 Actions that convert color space, resize for web, frame and title make it all so easy and therefor tempting to compromise one's artistic integrity. I viewed this as very much a second rate offering and an excuse to take the easy route.

Now I'm just trying to remember who got me into this fine old framing Action mess Stanley. :oops: :? :cheers:



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