Post-Processing...Need a second set of eyes

[Will Raybourn]

Ok, here's the scoop...I am in need of a second, third, fourth, etc., set of eyes on this photograph, and what I am trying to find out is if anyone can discern where I removed some objects from this photograph. Honest feedback please...I am somewhat sure that I have done what I need to, but I know exactly where the objects were and I keep second-guessing myself...take a look and see if you see something that doesn't look right. Thanks for the views and feedback!

[CaptainTom]

Will
The only thing I see is a weird shape on the sidewalk right in front of the subjects.
It is a bit distracting and should be able to be cloned out. Otherwise I don't see any wayward pixels.

[Will Raybourn]

Tom, thanks for the comment...the funny thing about that is that was caused by a reflection from the chrome on the bike. I haven't played with that part yet, but I have to admit, I had to go through the series to figure out what the heck caused that. Again, thanks for the feedback...I appreciate it.

[ramblinray]

A bigger version of the photo would help. The only place that looks a little strange to me is behind the trunk, but small does not make for an easy job.

[MikkiStreak]

First, let me say, I really had to look hard. But something overall about the picture didn't quite "feel" right, especially around the brick lines by the motorcycle. So I started thinking about what the Alamo looked like when we were down there, and I realized the chain fence in your shot wasn't the way I remembered. Granted, it's been about 3-4 years since I've been down to SA, so it could have been changed, but the last time I was there, the chain went around a "courtyard" of grass (to keep people off it).

So it wasn't that I really "saw" something from your photo, but more like I remembered it different and it didn't feel right compared to when I was standing in front of it....

[sniperkittie]

I looked and looked. Ran the gamma way up and looked some more. Good job. Or is it a test and you did nothing :D

[Will Raybourn]

Actually, Ray was right on in one of the areas. Here's the unedited orginal.

[barP]

good job!! i looked at it a lot closer than the customer probably will and would never have guessed that.

wp.

[MikkiStreak]

I was WAAAAYYYYY off on that one.... now that I see the original, I can tell the fence and yard is actually in your image.... it always amazes me how much smaller the alamo looks like than what I would expect...