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Tsunami - Run, it's every dog for himself !!
G'day
I took this a while ago, the pic appeals to me because she's my dog. She loves the river and is keen on the ocean - in fact she loves all sorts of water, except waves. She is petrified of waves. I'd love to clean up the image, make it a bit more vibrant. The original capture is a very grainy jpeg. I've had a few goes "playing" with it, but never with any luck. I have CS2 but not the knowlege to use it. Perhaps someone could give me few pointers. 
Cheers Bob in Bull Creek
Fantastic expression on your dog.
To make it a bit more vibrant, keep it simple. A bit of a contrast and brightness adjustment should help as would a little bit of an increase in saturation. Not too much though as there's a bit of colour noise in it. If you have Photoshop, then instead of contrast, adjust using a curve. Steve.
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There has been a REAL tsunami warning issued for the ENTIRE east coast of Australia.......
Dan
hahaha lol good stuff
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"Warning" - have we seen the Solomon Islands lately? Very vibrant image and for me, the shadow makes it 
I did post that yesterday morning thanks....way before 'news' came thru 
Dan
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