Terry

@tinks wrote:

i love the colours but i’m struggling with the blurriness…………i wear varifocals and my brain tells me to look through certain parts of the lens for various things ………..dont think my brain can cope with the the blurs :lol:

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@rogue trader wrote:

whats the shop next to the travel agents tel>?

An estate agent..I think. :roll:

@PennyJ wrote:

Is it supposed to look blurred?

Yes Penelope.

@kent f OBE wrote:

I think its a lovely picture…makes me feel all tranquil and reminds me of a lovely break I had in the Lakes

Thanks Kenty x.

I used Lightroom to boost the colours then edited it in Photoshop using layers and levels adjustments. It’s all a bit technical but the overall look of the photo is the one I was aiming for.

@rubyred wrote:

noooo .. a lovely pic if taken in the right environment.. all that red brick and a holiday shop ??

You’re missing the point Rubes. :roll:

@Rainbowbrite wrote:

It looks like a minature village with plasticine figures.

Rainny, google “Tilt and Shift”. The minature look is the one I was going for.

@termy wrote:

Im sure you will find someone somewhere to have them with

:(

They’ll never be as good as you termy. 8-[ *bites bottom lip*

Number 5

@Chameleon wrote:

See ya m8 give Gill our regards. 8)

Who’s Gill?

number 3

@termy wrote:

Attention Seeking I am shocked :D

Who am I going to discuss iggys with now!!!!!

I loved our “iggy” conversations…..

:oops: Yes

No chance. :roll:

I love this thread.

Donna-Elaine. :-k

It’s like having a bacon sandwich without the bacon.

Why don’t you help mims find that duck of hers? :?

@~*Lucky*~ wrote:

@Terry wrote:

@jen_jen wrote:

If poor grammar arises from bad punctuation do you criticise the punctuation and ignore the grammar or point out both?

grammar and punctuation are separate and very different from each other (a bit like sgt and I).
Having ssid that, they do walk hand-in-hand and complement each other (also, a bit like…

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