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Re: urban yamadori olive
Posted: January 19th, 2009, 4:45 pm
by Steven
Nice tree and progression Antonio. It sure is going to be special whichever way you decide as the viewing front.
Jon, your photo editing is coming along very nicely, you must be practicing
Regards,
Steven
Re: urban yamadori olive
Posted: January 19th, 2009, 6:10 pm
by Jon Chown
Jon, your photo editing is coming along very nicely, you must be practicing
Thanks for that Steven, I might just have to go out and get Photoshop or something that has more options, I'm using MGI photosuite which does not do much more than clone and draw lines. It helps to get the point across though.
Antonio, thanks for taking the suggestion in the spirit that it was given and I look forward to your future photos showing me something new.
Jon
Re: urban yamadori olive
Posted: January 19th, 2009, 6:17 pm
by anttal63
thanks steven; jon no prob.

Re: urban yamadori olive
Posted: January 19th, 2009, 8:00 pm
by aaron_tas
hey jon,
i must also commend you on your photo editing skills, i got pretty good at paint... but when i got my hands on photoshop, boy oh boy my editing skills went through the roof

(and in half the time)
so don't wait too long for your new year evolution

Re: urban yamadori olive
Posted: January 19th, 2009, 8:37 pm
by anttal63
aaron_tas wrote:hey jon,
i must also commend you on your photo editing skills, i got pretty good at paint... but when i got my hands on photoshop, boy oh boy my editing skills went through the roof

(and in half the time)
so don't wait too long for your new year evolution

indeed jon, aaron i'd like photoshop too but what ive looked at i cant justify the money am i missing something is there a cheaper way?
Re: urban yamadori olive
Posted: January 19th, 2009, 9:46 pm
by aaron_tas
of course there's a cheaper way ant, its called elements.
i have photoshop elements six, it's the latest (or so i believe) elements that adobe do...
i cant remember the exact price, but for something like 200 bucks it is certainly the most user friendly, awesomely powerful photo and image editing software i have had the pleasure of using.
i do lots of stuff with it... my avatar
for one example.
oh and any of the styling advice i've given, if i've changed a photo, it's only taken me 5-10minutes tops.
one of the most useful tools is the magic wand, where you can (if you have a relatively plain backround) just pick your tree up off the picture. i like

Re: urban yamadori olive
Posted: January 19th, 2009, 9:50 pm
by anttal63
thanks azz i will look into it.

Re: urban yamadori olive
Posted: February 9th, 2010, 9:25 am
by anttal63
Well its time for an update here. Sorry Jimmie not the one you asked for but i will get there. I took this tree to the first North West workshop and boy did it create some stir. Lots of contraversy! (love that shite) Guys thanks for all ya input but at this time in the game, im running with it. People out what do you think??? Don't be afraid im sure i heard it all before.last week.
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Re: urban yamadori olive
Posted: February 9th, 2010, 10:34 am
by Jarrod
Like it all bar the ling sweeping branch. The first on the left the becomes the first on the right

but without seeing it in the flesh I can't tell.
Cheers
Re: urban yamadori olive
Posted: February 9th, 2010, 10:41 am
by anttal63
Jarrod wrote:Like it all bar the ling sweeping branch. The first on the left the becomes the first on the right

but without seeing it in the flesh I can't tell.
Cheers
Thanks for the heads up mate. That one will probably get cut back.

Re: urban yamadori olive
Posted: February 9th, 2010, 12:08 pm
by Jamie
im with jezz on that branch ant, im not sure about getting rid of it, i would put it back to where it originates from the first branch on the left, going to the left not across the trunk and to the right, it will balance the tree and fix the unbalanced feel it has.
cheers
jamie

Re: urban yamadori olive
Posted: February 9th, 2010, 12:14 pm
by Bretts
Don't know what you where thinking here Antonio

All I can say is this is what happens when you try and ignore the rules

Re: urban yamadori olive
Posted: February 9th, 2010, 12:34 pm
by anttal63
jamie111 wrote:im with jezz on that branch ant, im not sure about getting rid of it, i would put it back to where it originates from the first branch on the left, going to the left not across the trunk and to the right, it will balance the tree and fix the unbalanced feel it has. cheers

jamie

Getting rid of - no. Going to the left - no. Getting shorter- yes. I llike that branch crossing very much. Thanks mate for your honest opinion.

Re: urban yamadori olive
Posted: February 9th, 2010, 12:35 pm
by anttal63
Re: urban yamadori olive
Posted: February 9th, 2010, 12:38 pm
by Jamie
fair enough and no prob mate
it just looks to me like there is another branch on the right hand side of that trunk that could be used to better effect instead of bringing that one on the left over, if it is a must to bend the rules i think the branch on the inside curve would be a better option than the big crossing branch, just a thought pal
jamie
