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    Clonic / Clonado

    Creo acá se ha utilizado adecuadamente la herramienta "Clonic", ya que con mi amiga y colega Mónica L. Kahs Boch, coincidimos en que el árbol (en la pintura original) dividía, partía en dos la bella escena campestre.
    Autor: Darío de Regoyos y Valdés, 1901.

    I think here is properly used the "Clonic" tool because with my friend and colleague Monica L. Kahs Boch, we agree that the tree (in the original picture) split, halved the beautiful country scene.
    Author: Dario Regoyos y Valdés, 1901.
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    Looks so great without that tree

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    Beautiful scene

    Interesting how just one thing has an effect on the whole.

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    Giusto! Però si poteva forse anche muovere l'albero a sinistra e mettere, come contrappeso a destra, lo stesso albero più piccolo sulla collina.

    Right! But You could also move leftward the tree and put, as a right counterwiight, the same tree in a smaller size on the hill.

    Está Bien! Pero quizás también se podría mover el árbol a la izquierda y poner, como contrapeso a la derecha, el mismo árbol más pequeño en la colina. (google translator. I cannot say if it works properly Italian-Spanish)
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    Conceptual. Makes me think.

    Conceptual. Me hace pensar.
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    Muchas gracias por todos los comentarios...
    Bueno, como veràn, desplacè el àrbol hacia la derecha, y reduje su tamaño...
    ¿Qué opinan uds?

    Thank you very much for all the comments ...
    Well, as you can see, I move the tree to the right, and reduced their size ...
    What do you think?
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    Funziona anche così, no? Forse, per riempire un minimo, un'altra ombra portata potrebbe arrivare sotto a sinistra ....

    Funciona tan bien, ¿no? Tal vez, para llenar un mínimo, otra gota de sombra podría llegar abajo a la izquierda ....

    It works too, doesn't it? Maybe, to fill a little, another casted shadow could be made to the bottom left ....
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    Caesar: muchas gracias por tu comentario!!!
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    I am not sure I agree about removing the tree. For some reason it seems to belong there. Just my observation. None the less a beautiful painting.

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    Bobbi: thanks for your comments!
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