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Playing with Mosiac software
Found this software on my computer and thought I should have a play with it.
How does this look as a first go? Can't say I am a really big fan of this sort of thing, but it makes for a bit of time wasting fun. 
I didn't give it much to work with, just other photos of Max. Perhaps a greater range of colours would have given a better example. Original for comparison 
Cheers Deb "Sometimes when you are sad Poko, it's good to hug the monkey."
It's interesting, to say something. I reckon it would look best blown up to a huge size and hung on a wall. The PC monitor just doesn't do it justice,
That said, i think the original as a sensational image. I'm not normally a fan of cat photos, but that one is really something special. The close crop and the green eyes makes a fascinating image. I think it's terrific. Steve.
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Thanks Steve. You are correct re it not showing its best on the monitor.
As for the image of Max, it is a fav of mine. He's not as quick to move now as he used to be, so images like this, especially while the sun is out, are easy to capture. I just converted to black and white, and then brushed the colours back in, but he is a silver and black cat anyway, so there wasn't much colour loss. Thanks for commenting. Deb "Sometimes when you are sad Poko, it's good to hug the monkey."
Found the website http://www.phobosoft.ch/
The version I used was 1.2 didn't look to see if there is a more recent version. Thanks Deb "Sometimes when you are sad Poko, it's good to hug the monkey."
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