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This is a house on the Kangaloon Rd near Bowral. Any way I was playing around trying to get a painting effect, what I did here is added a orange filter and some other effects and adjusted the colour and effects. Plus I punched the colours up originally. I still have not got the effect I am after but I do not mind this.
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You got a very interesting effect. In my monitor the sky and green looks grey. I like it.
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Thanks Zaf for the comment it what I am looking for, it interesting what people like and think. Sue has a photo she has on her screen that I was going to delete and I still think it rubbish
 but she likes it  I brought a epson P800 printer (love it) the first print was with a lot of colours and shades, it came out over saturated badly due to AirPrint taking over the printing. Got this sorted, showed a couple of people at work the first and second print they like the first. I was trying to show how bad the first was and how great the printer prints.
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Just think Tony, how refreshing is finding someone with different taste and point of view. It makes life interesting and give us the opportunity to develop.
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how about giving the sky a desaturated blue rather than the grey ?
gerry's photography journey
No amount of processing will fix bad composition - trust me i have tried.
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