Yes. As a good community citizen, why would I not do this?
This was the photo that they wanted to use in January, but could I please just photoshop the signs away?
The historic and still active Carleton Place Canoe Club |
Yes, I would try, but there was no 'just' to it. There was so little information behind the signs that it was very fiddly work to create both railing and window.
The result: not perfect but credible, I think.
They also used another of my photos for April. For a very modest and nominal fee, I had sold them this photo a few years ago, and it has subsequently appeared on town websites and in informational booklets .
It's the former train station that was once a stop on the transcontinental train. I took it very early one summer morning when the peonies were in bloom, and I concentrated on the flowers in the photo, leaving the building somewhat out of focus.
Finally, here's a glimpse of the actual calendar, showing my two pages.
How wonderful! Love the photos. Well done!
ReplyDeleteCongrats- the photos are great and how exciting to have them in a calendar!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your photos being used for the calendar. My sweet hubby's get on a calendar, but the one I make for my kids each year. ;-)
ReplyDeleteHurrah for you. I have sold a photo as a greeting card, a pillow cover and one print, and while I make no money (or very very little) I get a thrill that someone finds my art worth taking home.
ReplyDeleteThat's awesome good for you . Yeah Papa here is a Photoshop gooroo to lol ! They are both lovely photos ! Thanks for sharing , Have a good day !
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful for you! It really boosts morale when someone asks to use a photo that you have taken. It's happened to me twice, both times with photos that I have used on my blog. Congratulations!
ReplyDeletevery cool. you did well on the photoshopping.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoy your photo work. I need to go take lessons, but here they are at night and I can't get there. Ah well. Your stuff is innovative and imaginative too.
ReplyDeleteI think Photoshopping is not as easy as some people tink it is...but you did a great job. Congratulations on being recognized by the powers that be!
ReplyDeleteGood work indeed. And the prestige in you local community of being a famous artist...:)
ReplyDeleteA neat bit of cloning and congratulations.
ReplyDeleteThat is so cool! I'm impressed (as always).
ReplyDeleteBefore you know it, you will have commissions coming out of your ears!
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