If you look at the pictures, most of the more major development from here on in, will happen in Midtown and Yorkville Areas. I guess this is where the land is the most valuable, and most scarce.

But the clone stamp tool does.

Traynor, you would absolutely love some of the new features on Photoshop... this one is incredible:

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Holy moly, that 'content aware fill' function is unbelievable.

Now this is what I'd call epic!

OMG!!! That is so cool!!

I have Photoshop CS3 but don't even know how to use it.

The problem with most tutorials like the one shown is: They don't show clearly where to find these "selectors". So I end up hunting and searching all over the tools section and drop-down menus. It ends up being faster for me to stitch the image by hand.

As I said before, I need to sit down with a person that knows PS inside and out, have them watch what I do in Paint and then have them show me the step by step way they would do it in PS. Actually showing me where I can find each selector, because it is NOT intuitive.

I am used to an easel, a piece of paper and some pastels, pencils or brushes. Now THAT makes sense to me!

:D

In MS Paint???

You are going to have to show me how.

:shrug:

Here's a before and potential after picture of St. John's done by Architype.

Something about St. Johns reminds me of Cape Town.

My girlfriend is currently in Tromso, and she says it has some similarities to St. John's as well.

Tromso also looks a bit like small cities in BC and Alaska.


http://maps.google.ca/maps?hl=en&q=T...47.61,,1,-4.04

I sometimes think of Norway as a mix between our two coasts.

LOVE IT! great work man.:tup:

The Scandanavian look makes sense when you consider the whole viking history that is present in pre-columbian Newfoundland.

Some of these remenants are hard to see, others quite obvious.

It would really be pre-cabot Newfoundland :p

Yeah, Colombo never made it this far north!

Montreal 2013

fromMTLskyline on Mtlurb.com

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GtV67...layer_embedded

Great video, too bad 90% of those will end up canceled!

I kid, actually he is even missing a few ;)

There must be a better rendering somewhere...

Traynor why don't you drive up to Montreal, take a few shots and pleasure them with your rendering abilities.

I would love to go to Montreal. It's only an hour and a half away for me but I'd be too busy clubbing and partying to bother to take some pics.

Besides, my ability to render Toronto is based on the fact that I know every square inch of it intimately. I am completely unfamiliar with Montreal.

:cheers: