Smart move of masking out the building before distorting.. (the double/triple lamp could be lined up better with it's pole (nit Pic) ..it kinda snaps then continues.. but excellent cloning and blending work all round

very cute humor as well
Looks GREAT!!! Reply »

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Thanks GolemAura - much appreciated! There's also an anomaly on the lower balcony on the left hand side of the main buliding - I'll have to fix these up! Reply »

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Lamppost fixed - issue with left hand balcony not - I think it's 'plausible' that the skewed roof is actually the roof of the adjacent buliding in the background. Reply »

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Wow! How did you get the bend? Reply »

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Hi Chuck - take a look at the "Shear" Distort Filter - this does the trick! I think I left that part out of the SBS rather daftly! Reply »

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Good idea. For your forward tower to work perspectively with the bridge, you would have to point the receding horizontal lines toward the rear bridge abuttment(the horizon line). As it is, the perspective is way off. We should be looking down on any part of the tower since the road is also below the horizon line. Just trying to help....good luck. Reply »

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nice idea. and good work. the front tower more blured than the back one. Reply »

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The front tower should be much larger given the distance between the two towers. It seems that in the original source (with the bridge) the photographer set the aperture on their camera to put everything in focus, so I don't think the front tower would be blurry. Good idea and good luck! Reply »

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agree with tnaylor, ...n there something i feel not fit...the perspective maybe? Reply »

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The idea was good, it needed some work. Reply »

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It looks like a filter work only, nest time try to be more creative. Reply »

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