redmerl
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I'v just been asked if I have photo shopped a picture of my horse jumping (which I have not).
Should I be offended or pleased my ned has a nice jump?
Should I be offended or pleased my ned has a nice jump?
Should I be offened??
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KatB
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Pleased, definitely
redmerl
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Oh good. Its not even a flashy picture, just over a little X at the weekend.
Im wouldn't photo shop my pictures and felt abit hurt that someone thought I would do that.
Im wouldn't photo shop my pictures and felt abit hurt that someone thought I would do that.
SAMgirl
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Pleased
! But I know what you mean, how rude!! lol
CrazyMare
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I had a photo in a magazine of my little pony mare jumping. Lots of people said it was photoshopped. I acctually found it hurtful rather than a good thing as it was implied it had been stretched to make the jumps bigger.
redmerl
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Yes that is just how I felt.
It really isn't flashy!
It really isn't flashy!
Santa_Claus
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the reason they prob said it is because of the grass as it is sooooo green prob as the contrast on the pic is out of whack.
Personally i wouldn't be offended and be proud of the fact it was real and you had done it. The problem is that these days with the growing simplicity of photoediting a lot of people do edit photos especially for adverts where they are often too small for the alterations to obvious even if a bodge job. A good photoshopper can make it so that the changes aren't visable at all
Personally i wouldn't be offended and be proud of the fact it was real and you had done it. The problem is that these days with the growing simplicity of photoediting a lot of people do edit photos especially for adverts where they are often too small for the alterations to obvious even if a bodge job. A good photoshopper can make it so that the changes aren't visable at all
UncleJr
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Ive seen your previous post in NL.
You should be pleased, and proud of your horse
If somebody asks that kind of question, is because he/she would make that kind of action...
You should be pleased, and proud of your horse
If somebody asks that kind of question, is because he/she would make that kind of action...
VRIN
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definitely due to the colours!!
CaleruxShearer
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its a lovely pic, would definitely agree though its because the grass is very very green!
TGM
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I suspect they meant that the photo looks like the colour saturation has been increased to unnatural levels using Photoshop, rather than your horse's jump has been altered in anyway.
CrazyMare
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My photo is similar - it was implied my mare had been moved upwards in the photo. I can say she wasn't as she nearly jumped me off here!!!
redmerl
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THank guys!
Glad its only due to dodgy colour rather then dodgy horse!
Glad its only due to dodgy colour rather then dodgy horse!