Arthur C. Clarke once said that the product of any sufficiently advanced society is indistinguishable from--magic.
So, for a little magic, my panorama from above Hoover Dam was criss-crossed with all kinds of power lines.
What to do? With a bit of advice from Jack Drafahl, the Photoshop guru, I went to work with the latest release, Photoshop CS5. Look what its feature known as 'content-aware fill' was able to do...
Voila! Cables gone!
After forty years of underwater exploration around the world, I'm now exploring the desert parks of the Southwest. All images displayed are copyright protected.
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Thursday, November 4, 2010
Looking down on a marvel...
On a beautiful, sunny day in Las Vegas, I took off for the Hoover Dam, to go up on the new bypass bridge. It is everything I hoped. These are a few early shots. Lots more work to do, but here's a hint:
Looking up from the visitor's center:
And here is what it is like to sit in God's Chair!!
Nice, eh?
Variations on a theme, of course. I guess you just had to be there--still, click on these to see larger versions!
Off to do some Photoshopping!!
By the way, Here's a quick video--that loud traffic noise isn't those vehicles you see at lower left, but the busy traffic on the bridge about ten feet behind me!
Looking up from the visitor's center:
And here is what it is like to sit in God's Chair!!
Nice, eh?
Variations on a theme, of course. I guess you just had to be there--still, click on these to see larger versions!
Off to do some Photoshopping!!
By the way, Here's a quick video--that loud traffic noise isn't those vehicles you see at lower left, but the busy traffic on the bridge about ten feet behind me!
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