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- Switzerland
- Name
- Matt
- Start Date
- May 23, 2023
- End Date
- May 23, 2023
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- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK.
- Name
- Charles
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- Rolf
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- Switzerland
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- Matt
Well said. Still, given the subjects and the angle, a very rewarding shot. I wouldn't mind seeing the original with just "standard" ppView attachment 389531
A very snappy snapshot, run through Topaz Photo AI, not to a great effect, especially on the dog.
Which is why I show it. AI is not the end of all wrong doings.
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No AI gets near my images - 'cause they're mine.
M.
As you wished forWell said. Still, given the subjects and the angle, a very rewarding shot. I wouldn't mind seeing the original with just "standard" pp
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No AI gets near my images - 'cause they're mine.
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This is with just the auto button pushed in LR, to get some development on the raw output.
Not something I would put in the family album, nor publish in normal circumstances.
- Location
- Switzerland
- Name
- Matt
Thanks all the same - your pp was really successful and well worth it! The key light in the dog's eye is enough to make it work for me in correspondence with the human face
I don't know what you were aiming at, so can't comment further, but it appears you know how to make the software work for you.
M.
- Name
- Miguel Tejada-Flores
- Name
- Miguel Tejada-Flores
Some years ago, hanging out with some fine Celtic musicians, I discovered that the modern tune we all associate with this classic song was not the original melody that accompanied Robert Burns' song, a few centuries back. The original version is similar but different... and rather cool, once one hears it a few times. Here it is performed by Paolo Nutini:
This is the version I heard first in an Edinburgh folk pub. Robert Burns used well-known folk melodies for his songs.
I have several folk songs where the interpreters felt free to change the original melody.
Tne most interesting song I came across is "John O'Dreams", a modern folk lullaby where the melody was taken from Tchaikovsky.
I have several folk songs where the interpreters felt free to change the original melody.
Tne most interesting song I came across is "John O'Dreams", a modern folk lullaby where the melody was taken from Tchaikovsky.
