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Revised Tribute to a Totem Pole

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June 19, 2014
3:48 pm

nikonguy

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Got rid of the ugly black and made the sky grey with a little dark
vignetting thrown in.

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June 20, 2014
5:10 am

mscharff

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I like this one better…

June 21, 2014
8:37 am

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I like it better too Michael.
First nation culture has a large presence in British Columbia so I just might
print this one (after a little more tweaking) as I have met the person who’s
father originally carved this totem pole. Might print, frame and give it to him one
day.
Dale.

June 21, 2014
8:55 am

Mandrake

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Just in case you were wondering how it would look without the moon.

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June 21, 2014
12:13 pm

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Mandrake
That wasn’t the moon – it was a light on a pole originally.
Nice job of erasing it though!
Photoshop elements?
Dale.

June 21, 2014
4:13 pm

Mandrake

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Oh. Ok so now you would have to erase the base which I thought was part of a boat.
Will leave that to you.
Yes… PsE, clone stamp with some work at 50% opacity which I’ve found makes for better blending.

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June 21, 2014
6:35 pm