the vase

[Cheryl Flory]

tried the polar coordinates on the vase.
and added some fract, of course.
had to save at 54%.

any C&C's appreciated.

[Richard Lovison]

Cheryl,

I like the intensity and drama of this. It looks like a scary "HAL" type computer "eye". :S3: Well done.

Richard

[denise ippolito]

It's electric and fun Cheryl. Maybe a sliver too tight in the frame. You really transformed the vase. A nice abstract look to it!:S3:

[Julie Kenward]

I agree with Denise - the colors are a knockout and the opposing light beams flashing out to the edges of the frame are beautiful but it does feel a tiny bit tight top and bottom. I can't believe this started as a vase...really creative, Cheryl!

[Cheryl Flory]

thanks, Denise.
I think it is too tight too, Denise, but I didn't know how to add space without changing the polar effect.

[Andrew McLachlan]

Cheryl, amazing colors and I like the fract effect on this also. Very cool work!

[Steve Adkins]

Hi Cheryl, Love the image and your possessing. Beautiful electric sparks. :S3:
I'm not sure of an easy way to get a little more room with PC but you might give content-aware fill a try for starters if you do enlarge this.
Here is my quick attemp... Some cloning and smudge tool used also...

[Cheryl Flory]

Thanks, Steve. I will give that a try

[Judy Howle]

I love the electric look and bright neon colors! Hard to believe it was a vase!

[Gus Hallgren]

Cheryl;

Yep: I love it, and the eye of birth is in the center of the vase emitting glorious intensive colors of life in the galaxies outward to infinity.

I wouldn't change a thing.

Warm regards

Gus :2eyes2: