So here is a pic I put together.. But I want the trees in the background to be more clearly seen.. Right now it looks like the water falls are real close and the tress are very far away.. I tried to sharpen the tress.. But then then look like crap.. Any thoughts on this? \:] But in this pic you cant really tell cuz it has to be so small for this site.. Kind of sucks...Photoshop Gurus Forum
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Making a waterfall
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So here is a pic I put together.. But I want the trees in the background to be more clearly seen.. Right now it looks like the water falls are real close and the tress are very far away.. I tried to sharpen the tress.. But then then look like crap.. Any thoughts on this? \:] But in this pic you cant really tell cuz it has to be so small for this site.. Kind of sucks...
theKeeper
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MrDuer...
I can't really see any problem with that 3rd pic as it is. But if you need to show more detail simply repost and only attach the 3rd (finished) version of the photo, not all 3.
600px wide is more than enough to see certain details in any image. And if it isn't, then just crop the specific problem area from the hi-res version.
I can't really see any problem with that 3rd pic as it is. But if you need to show more detail simply repost and only attach the 3rd (finished) version of the photo, not all 3.
600px wide is more than enough to see certain details in any image. And if it isn't, then just crop the specific problem area from the hi-res version.
nitrobutler
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Try giving the foreground a slight blur, so when someone views this image they will naturally be drawn to the background.