Dragonfly Print

[Paul Lagasi]

I have been going through my images that I had created using CS5, to post in BPN but just never got around to it.
This was a print I created for the Chinese Chop theme. It of an unidentified wildflower and dragonfly from my trip
out west last summer. I used the same technique as the Bald Eagle image I past a few weeks back.
The frame and paper tone is from Nik Software.

[Cheryl Slechta]

Hi, Paul, this would have been perfect for Asian Week. I love the filtering and it looks like it was a great base image.:S3:

[Christopher Miller]

Beautiful Asian feel, Paul. I love the detail in the dragonfly. I might tone down the frame a little if it were mine.

[Dennis Bishop]

I like the look of this, especially with the background color you chose. The frame is good, too, but I agree with Christopher about subduing it a bit so the subject stands out more.

[denise ippolito]

Paul, This does have an Asian flair to it. I like it! The colors and the framing.

[Dave Mills]

Hi Paul, I like the image and technique used however if this was mine I would take some off the top...

[Indranil Sircar]

Very nice, Paul! Love the frame and the bg color!

[Jay Sheinfield]

Paul great colors. The details are superb and agree, the framing is terrific, Well done!

[Anita Bower]

Lovely delicate feel to this. Beautiful color for BG. I'd like less space above and more space to the left. I especially love what you did to the dragonfly--looks like a pen and color sketch.