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Thanks Wayne

It was not flouncing, as well you know, as I said in the private message there are many signatures that offer services. Your response to that was that I was offering services to photographers. Many of the portrait and wedding photographers, if you take the time to visit their websites, also...

Sorry to say that I have just been told that I am advertising on this forum (which I have not been, just trying to give a helping hand and also learning things myself) and, as such, this is my signing off post. I really don't need big brother telling me what to do.

Here's a good site for Photoshop http://jkost.com/

Mod edit: Commercial links removed. Please feel free to contact site admin for our very reasonable advertising rates . Can you tell me how I am advertising ? I am just offering advice!

Mmmmm, what do you actually want to know? Here's how you can do it Image - adjustments - invert then add a gradient map adjustment layer using the spectrum gradient then on the background layer add Gaussian Blur to suit. If you need a helping hand with Photoshop or whatever software you...

Best idea is to keep your original and produce separate files for each print option and then you can always go back to the original file if needed, but if you crop your original file and save it as that crop you can never go back. Joan

Did you save it when you made it? There's an option in the action droppy down menu to do this. Joan

Here's a few from me, taken in the Birmingham canal area a few years ago. Joan

HeHe... done that too, and spent ages arguing with Photoshop. Joan

Need a bit more info on what you want to achieve, so, no I don't have any more images like that as I only did an experiment with an existing file to see if I could produce what I thought you wanted.

If you are using Photoshop (or any other similar software) make a canvas to the nearest print size,(if you are printing through a lab) EG. your image size is 7x3.5 inches then you would make a canvas size of 8x6 inches and drop your 7x3.5 inch image onto that canvas and order an 8x6 print. Or...

Have a look at this for cigar smoke, http://glyndewisblog.com/2011/12/09/photoshop-technique-lighting-an-unlit-cigar-with-layer-styles/ Joan

Do you mean something like this? Image - adjustments - invert then add a gradient map adjustment layer using the spectrum gradient then on the background layer add Gaussian Blur to suit. may be of help. Joan

Is it 90x60 inches by chance?, that knocks it to over a Gb ( done it myself on more than one occasion) :) Joan