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markyboy.1967

markyboy.1967

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Mark Molloy
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Folks, I don't often come into this section as frankly i know nothing much about processing and editing however I'm forced to seek help or advice.

I have an image of my first big male dog and our pup( young bitch) together however my big dog died which my wife took pretty badly. I bought her a pup several months later and have a pic of that pup itself. All my wife has asked for christmas is to have a pic of all three dogs together so she can get it printed and framed. I have been trying this now since yesterday by watching youtube etc but don't seem to be getting anywhere.

Is there anyone who could have a look for me or even point me in the right direction and i can keep trying. I can email images over and i also have my idea showing them all together( going about it wrongly i may add) as that's as far as i got.

Thanks.
 
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Only attaching small images but can mail larger ones if someone wants to have a go for me. Third image is the idea i was looking at with all 3 dogs together. Thanks.
 

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I like the Odin small with a black background. I wonder if the composite would benefit from a black background rather than white?
 
woof woof said:
I think that's very good. You are an artist Steven :D
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I was hoping that Steven would be of help, as he did offer similar help to me in the past.

@sk66 to use a UK turn of phrase....

Steven, you're a good egg (y) :jaffa::jaffa::jaffa::jaffa::jaffa:
 
Ok, spent a fair bit of time on it... I warped the pup a little to have him looking/pointing a little more left (best I could); and replaced the rear foot with one from a different pic on your feed to better match the DOF in the other image.

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Looks great Steven ;)
 
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