There's a Photoshop trick that can eliminate those wires. Take two
photos of the scene from a few feet apart. Stack them in Photoshop.
Choose "Median" & "automatically align".
It should make an image with the houses aligned and the power lines
disappear.
It works better if you're shooting from a tripod, but I have managed to
make it work from handheld.
On 2/12/2023 5:37 PM, Rick Womer wrote:
Our part of Philadelphia has beautiful Victorian architecture.
It’s very hard to photograph it because our part of Philadelphia also has lots
of overhead wires: electrical, telephone, trolley (tram), and goodness knows
what else. In some other parts of the city the wires are buried.
Sigh.
It was a beautiful day, and this is a very attractive building. My attempts to
try to clone out the wires were futile.
https://rickwomer.smugmug.com/2023/February-2023/February-10-walk/i-cGx6TPd/A
Commiserations and suggestions both welcome.
Rick
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