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Re: Long tailed tit
A nice LTT, the branch in front of his tail is a minor distraction - I would be tempted to try a bit of cloning to either remove some of it or put the tail in front
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Re: Long tailed tit
Thanks Stan , i know what you mean when i get a minute i`ll try to do something with it, HarveyOriginally posted by Stan View PostComment
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Re: Long tailed tit
Very nice (apart from the Stan's branch!). Nice and sharp, better than anything I've managed of a LTT!
Nice.
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