Gulls

[Skyelines]

Weeks of frustrating weather and getting the garden in shape on the dry days eventually lead to a few fine days away but had been checking out all your fantastic shots to keep the spirits up.

These gulls were eyeing up my bag of crisps as I sat on a rock above a beautiful west coast beach.

Black headed Gull (framed too close to the tail) having a go at a Common Gull

[pelliott1954]

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Two very clear shots

Paul

[ctrollen]

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The BHG is a corker! Shame about the tip of the tail but it's all about the other end anyway

[Trev B]

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Two nice shots, well done

[antoeknee]

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Nice images, and brownie point for title, gulls and not seagulls.

[tesarver]

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Nice set

Tom

[Skyelines]

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Thanks for looking and commenting. Much appreciated.

[antoeknee]

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If the missing bit on the BHG is a problem, extend the canvas and content aware fill. 15 sec job
BHG extended.jpg

Direct upload so quality down a bit.

[Skyelines]

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If the missing bit on the BHG is a problem, extend the canvas and content aware fill. 15 sec job
.

Interesting, I have Lightroom and Elements, would I need the full Photoshop to do that?

[antoeknee]

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Believe Elements has content aware fill. Of course depends which version you have but been an option for a while. Certainty since ver11 maybe before.

So no you don't need full version of PS.

[antoeknee]

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Sorry I was wrong looks like ver13 before an option.

[Skyelines]

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Great, thanks for that.
I have Elements 15 but rarely use it as I do most of what I need in Lightroom and occasionally use Elements to tweak some basics a little more.

I really must learn to get more out of Elements.

[antoeknee]

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Content aware fill is a great tool that's really useful for removing unwanted bits in images too.

There will be plenty of videos on YouTube about how to use content aware fill.