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    That's really good except, now that you've coloured the kilt, I think you need to mute the horizontal lines.

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    Thanks guys for the feedback.
    The photo isn't dated but a guess maybe 1914/15.
    I use the Colour replacement tool in Photoshop I find I have more control and the colours can be very translucent which works on B/W images, less is more.
    I spent around 3 to 4 hours on it but its only the second one I've ever done, so once I get hand & eye in maybe I could be a liittle faster.
    Archangel I take your point about the muting the kilt colours down, I was trying to distinguish between the Argyll & Sutherlanders Gov Sett and the Black Watch Gov Sett, Arygll being a shade lighter than Black Watch, but I shall have a tweak and tone it down a little.

    I shall post another image later, I'm having a few problems with my computer,
    So bear with me.
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    Cef

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    Seaforth Highlander cobblers
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    Regards
    Cef

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    Quote Originally Posted by CEF View Post
    Seaforth Highlander cobblers
    No it's true, you can tell by the tartan . Great work, is it for your museum or for personal challenge?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ccga3359 View Post
    No it's true, you can tell by the tartan . Great work, is it for your museum or for personal challenge?
    I've been waiting for a crack like that

    its a personal challange, I suppose its a case of I wonder if I can...........

    Regards
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    Quote Originally Posted by CEF View Post
    . . .its a personal challange, I suppose its a case of I wonder if I can...........Regards
    Cef
    Man, can you ever!

    That was some really good work. Thanks a lot for sharing your work. We'll be anxious to see more any time.
    Jim Killman
    Writer, Philosopher, Teacher of English and Math, Soldier of Fortune, Bon Vivant, Heart Transplant Recipient, Knight of St. Andrew (among other knighthoods)
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