Fences by dbyrd

Photography • Animals • posted on Nov 03, 2004

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** Disclaimer* I am not an expert in photoshop and this posting is not meant for the more experienced photographers. I am trying to share a few tips with the less experienced. Chain link fences can be removed with a few simple techniques: 1. Photograph your subject as far away from the fence as possible, this will cause the fence to become essentially, a filter for your camera. 2. I have tried various types of photoshop techniques to get rid of the fence residue on the image and I have found that the easiest is to use your trace lasso to outline the distorted areas and to increase your contrast until the selected area matches the rest of the image. You may have to decrease your saturation a bit to get a good match.

Comments (7)

M_Moraitis

10:16AM | Wed, 03 November 2004

Hi Donald, I've successfully taken photos of zoo animals through fences and it's really nice to see you sharing your technique with those that don't know how to do this.

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