1 finch - fm background
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mark fadely
Registered: Oct 09, 2005
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I'm still working on techniques to incorporate the FM gray BG into photos. If this works okay then I'm going to try to add some other elements to the scene on my next attempt. I don't really like the crop on this but I wanted the bird to fill the page.



Thomas Sanders
Registered: Aug 17, 2008
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Interesting presentation concept Mark, I like it

Tom



Mr Zoom
Registered: Jul 03, 2006
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The Fadely Effect - all new for 2008 - makes your photos fade into the background. The Fadely Effect is all the rage on FM! Get yours today and be the 1st to impress your friends and your loved ones. Available here only on FM and not available in stores.

ZM



Tim Kuhn
Registered: Nov 29, 2006
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Interesting idea. I do think the crop is backwards but I think you are aware of that. Fun stuff.

Tim



Ted ellis
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Mark I for one like it. Good to see your work.

Ted



mark fadely
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Thomas Sanders wrote:
Interesting presentation concept Mark, I like it

Tom


Thanks Tom,

I'm liking the possibilities with this.



mark fadely
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Mr Zoom wrote:
The Fadely Effect - all new for 2008 - makes your photos fade into the background. The Fadely Effect is all the rage on FM! Get yours today and be the 1st to impress your friends and your loved ones. Available here only on FM and not available in stores.

ZM


Lol Ken, well done! Did you ever sell for "Ronco"?



mark fadely
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Tim Kuhn wrote:
Interesting idea. I do think the crop is backwards but I think you are aware of that. Fun stuff.

Tim


Thanks Tim, I'm gonna keep trying stuff.



mark fadely
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Ted ellis wrote:
Mark I for one like it. Good to see your work.

Ted


Thank you Ted. Good to hear from you again.



72chevelle454
Registered: Dec 04, 2005
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Hey Mark, I was working on this same thing about 8 months ago...

I like what you have done... Looking forward to some new ideas.



Brenton Biggs
Registered: Mar 07, 2007
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Mr Zoom wrote:
The Fadely Effect - all new for 2008 - makes your photos fade into the background. The Fadely Effect is all the rage on FM! Get yours today and be the 1st to impress your friends and your loved ones. Available here only on FM and not available in stores.

ZM


Hahaha nice Ken! I like this idea a lot!!! Nice going!!!



mark fadely
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72chevelle454 wrote:
Hey Mark, I was working on this same thing about 8 months ago...

I like what you have done... Looking forward to some new ideas.


Cool Chad, what a coincidence. Do you have any pics, or a link to what you did?



mark fadely
Registered: Oct 09, 2005
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Brenton Biggs wrote:
Mr Zoom wrote:
The Fadely Effect - all new for 2008 - makes your photos fade into the background. The Fadely Effect is all the rage on FM! Get yours today and be the 1st to impress your friends and your loved ones. Available here only on FM and not available in stores.

ZM


Hahaha nice Ken! I like this idea a lot!!! Nice going!!!


Thanks Brenton



Karl Witt
Registered: Jul 11, 2007
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You are progressing nicely Mark, my only thought would be just a very thin border outline to separate the image from the print and buttons on the page??

Karl

Just stay on it and please show Chad how it is done



Herb Houghton
Registered: Feb 15, 2007
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Nice to see a different view with that bgd, Mark. I bet it will work real well with high contrasty shots.
Herb



mark fadely
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Karl Witt wrote:
You are progressing nicely Mark, my only thought would be just a very thin border outline to separate the image from the print and buttons on the page??

Karl

Just stay on it and please show Chad how it is done


Thanks Karl,

I'll try that subtle border, good idea.



mark fadely
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Herb Houghton wrote:
Nice to see a different view with that bgd, Mark. I bet it will work real well with high contrasty shots.
Herb


Thank you Herb, I think the BG will work great with some BW processing. Gotta try that.



David Israel
Registered: Nov 06, 2007
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Mark, this is a cool effect and I like it. It calls all of the attention to the subject without any distractions. Very nice.

Dave



Imagemaster
Registered: Feb 23, 2004
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Good to see you are having fun, Mark. The blank background is similar to the paintings that were done by Roger Tory Peterson.

Tony



GAREN
Registered: Apr 21, 2006
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Mark, interesting idea and implementation takes little time to get use to it but definitely grows on you.

Garen



jakita33
Registered: Feb 06, 2006
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Very cool!

J



Lil Judd
Registered: Oct 19, 2007
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This one I don't like as much Mark - - I like something more like the others where you can still see an indication of more than just the bird on the FM bg. So I prefer the other way over this one.

Sorry

Lil - - recovering from Sylmar wildfire storms.... so I'm not doing picks



mark fadely
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GAREN wrote:
Mark, interesting idea and implementation takes little time to get use to it but definitely grows on you.

Garen


Thanks Garen - I know what you mean, this isn't my fav either.



mark fadely
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jakita33 wrote:
Very cool!

J


Thanks for the look Jason. This was an exercise in subject selection and layering. End result is a bleak subject with a beak.



mark fadely
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Lil Judd wrote:
This one I don't like as much Mark - - I like something more like the others where you can still see an indication of more than just the bird on the FM bg. So I prefer the other way over this one.

Sorry

Lil - - recovering from Sylmar wildfire storms.... so I'm not doing picks


Thanks Lil, I agree. I found out it's no cinch to cut out a finch.



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