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Ok, here it is, I cut it to a few different heights, the top one is the original, the bottom is the most extreme lowering possible.

A higher res picture would have been preferable, so if you have one then Ill do it for the higher res pic as well.

And btw I use Gimp, a free program which is similar to photoshop and does everything it can do. :P

finalcompskyline.jpg

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ok so i downloaded gimp, but have no clue how to use it.. lol

Haha yeh takes a bit of practice, if you have a background in photoshop then its much easyier to get the hang of. Just do a search on google for basic gimp tutorials.

My email is [email protected]

Do you want me to post the high res edited image here or email it back?

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