I Can See You , but You Can't See Me (Can you?)!

Guest - Apr 20, 2007 11:06 AM EDT
Good morning, Cindy. Thank you for your flattering comment. Actually, many of our TLF members are purists who understandibly don't want framing to distract from the focal image. I have no problem with that - everything has its place and as I said before, the very fact that regular frames are not an option for my own hard copies has led me to create illusional ones. I like many of the preset options, but then, every so often I get a 'brain fart' and something like this emerges!!! I knew my red fox would be potentially lost in the thumbnail, camoflauged by the copse, so created framing to try to pull the eye towards it. This framing-style is fairly easy to do in Digital Image Suite, but I haven't worked with other programs enough to see if I can work similarly with their layer factors. I need to do so. Vicki

Guest - Apr 20, 2007 01:33 AM EDT
Wow Vicki, this framing really caught my eye, and when I clicked on the thumbnail, the photo is equally as nice too. I love everything about this one!