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And Now For Something A Bit Different.
The BIG Bang
Inspired by Jethro, who said to me get my Arse into gear an create something. Well  Here you go.
I Cropped a Cloud and Photo Shopped with the Distort and a few other little tricks I have stumbled across. Might not be photography, but it was fun and took my mind off a few things. Mic. 
Mic - interesting image. Looks like a view of the solar system from above. Weird, but interesting.
Peter
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Nifty.
I think I see the 3D tool there, too. Very CG of you, Mic. Producer & Editor @ GadgetGuy.com.au
Contributor for fine magazines such as PC Authority and Popular Science.
Thanks Guys,
Leigh, just used the Elliptical Marquee Tool then cloned some colour from main image into the planets then Spherized them. They turn 3 D. Fun stuff. Thanks guys. Micccccccccccc Innnnnnnnnnnnn Spaaaaaaacccccccccceeeeeeee.
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