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kprincess
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G7
idea vote..................a tip : next time dont use drop shadow but draw your own on a new layer, then you can make it as hard as you like wih some filters and opacity
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WettFist
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YerPalAl
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missrobin74
nice idea!
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irishstu
Not bad. Certainly worth a vote.
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Patre
All of the foreground rugs were made from today's featured picture..
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Patre
Thanks for viewing the carpets picture in today's PSC contest. I'm not sure about your comment because as far as I can tell everything matches up, and there is coherence, integrity and consistency in the application of the patterns to the picture. Again
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mr.lau
the carpets in front ... how about the shadows ? ;) you also can try to boost up the contrast for these carpets in front untill it match the back layer ... :P
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Showcase
Thanks for viewing this image commentor above! but you clearly are not using your senses as Im sure the author will say that the rugs in the forground are simply under a tent and there for there would be no shadows. also, it was more overcast on that sid
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Patre
thanks for your suggestion, mr.Lau..Shadows added...
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Patre
Yodav10... I see that another commenter thought I was too dogmatic in my initial comments. I really didn't want to come across that way, just wanted to assertively defend my point of view. Please accept my apology, if the defense was uncourteously worded
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Patre
Thanks Yodav- I think I have it right now...
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Patre
Thanks Ger- I modified the shadow per your suggestion..
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[untitled entry]
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by Patre
Created November 07, 2004
7 votes
9 comments
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