Weekly Theme: A rose by any other filter....

[Dave Woeller]

Is still a rose? Haven't played with fractalious for a while, but thought this theme might be a good chance to play again. All thoughts greatly appreciated.

[denise ippolito]

Dave, great title! I like the effect and the colors. I think your choice of comps is interesting and I like it.

[Judy Howle]

Very nice Dave! I like the colors and Fract work.

[Bob Miller]

Dave....very beautiful work on this ..The swirling colors are amazing!

[Cheryl Slechta]

Wow, Dave, I love this, especially the touches of blues and purples. Nice work:S3:

[Brendan Dozier]

Nice work on this, Dave. Like the rich colors, balance of light & dark, and highlights on the petals edges make for a pleasing composition. Has a good glow and shimmer to it!

[Indranil Sircar]

Beautiful work, Dave. The colors are awesome! The perspective and close crop makes the composition so much more powerful. Love the title.

[Paul Lagasi]

Very lovely, interesting composition Dave..well done

[Kerry Perkins]

Dave, this has an electric feel to it that I really like. I think this is one of the best Fractalius looks and I like to use it too. Works very nicely with the flower, and I like the different crop as well. Good one!

[Dave Woeller]

Thank you everyone, I'm sorry that I couldn't get back to thank each of you individually. I really enjoyed doing this image. There are so many variations available, it's hard to choose one to post. The thoughts are much appreciated as I admire all of your talent and skills very much.

[Roman Kurywczak]

Hey Dave,
For me .....just a hir more room right.....to keep that petal from feeling tight.....but a small tweak as I really like the mood and look of this and the colors are fantastic!
BTW....No need to thank individually....a blanket thanks works just fine!

[Mark Fuge]

Very nice image and application, Dave.

Just the right amount of Fract and the colors are great. :c3: :cheers:

[Anita Bower]

Wonderful! Vibrant it is!! I love the colors and the way the colors seem to rise up from the rose. Maybe a slight clockwise rotation? Excellent work.