This is the first of two composite photos I made using Photoshop and two of my photos: this Native American Indian performing at a pow-wow and this photo of sunset over the Grand Canyon South Rim.
I'd really be interested to know which of the two photos you prefer by posting a comment for either this photo or photo #2 of the Grand Canyon Chief. My favorite is actually this one, but an artist friend of mine prefers #2 because he thinks it's more abstract.
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October 13, 2007
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2 comments:
alhmghguI also perfer #1 better -seems a little more crisp
Thanks for sharing your opinion. I appreciate it.
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