Crop the image, or select the bird, reposition it, and fill in the area where the bird was with blue. Very easy to do.
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Crop the image, or select the bird, reposition it, and fill in the area where the bird was with blue. Very easy to do.
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Oh that... well the bird was inverted so I put it right side up. :24:
and fill in the area where the bird was with blue. Very easy to do.
I kinda did that as well. I took the picture in the middle of the night so the sky was pitch black. I'm like you.. I think a blue sky is more natural.
So that's who you have been doing it you basturd.. You have been knocking them out with ether attached in their food and while they are on the ground you snap a pic of them with wings open sun on belly.. :eek
No wonder you don't want me with you when you go out taking these shots.. :24:
I kinda did that as well. I took the picture in the middle of the night so the sky was pitch black. I'm like you.. I think a blue sky is more natural.
No wonder that sky was so blue, you superimposed that bird on it after.. We never have that bright a sky.. :willy_nilly::24::24:
You are getting closer by the minute. Hey... I'm going this weekend to see if the chicks hatched and you are more than welcome to come along. I just haven't decided which day yet. Lemme know and I'll let you know.
Ah yes.. the old superimposed the brightest blue sky what you ever did see trick. Yup that's it.
Thanks Dollface
I love taking pictures of aircraft but that's one I'm not sure I want to be around. They have killed a lot of airmen.I was expecting a picture of a V-22 Osprey. This is way more legit though. Well done!
Thanks btw.
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