Leaf Fractalius

[Andrew McLachlan]

A macro shot of a Sugar Maple Leaf's vein structure with Fractalius applied.

Look forward to comments.

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[denise ippolito]

Andrew, Nice abstract look and I love the colors. I wonder if you had the main vein closer to the corners but not necessarily coming out of the corners if that makes sense?

[Andrew McLachlan]

Thanks Denise, you mean like this?

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[denise ippolito]

Ya, but I love the flow of the one curved vein on the right and I wouldn't want to lose that.:S3:

[Andrew McLachlan]

Good point :S3:

[Roman Kurywczak]

Very cool Andrew! Nice use of the filtering!

[Steve Adkins]

This is gorgeous, Andrew! You do wonderful things with frac. The geometric/stained glass/suburban tract house/alien blood vessels.... "look" is amazing. :S3:

[Indranil Sircar]

This is excellent, Andrew. Love the repost... the fract effect is awesome.

[Joe Senzatimore]

Sweet application of the fractalius filters. Stained glass look is super.

[Anita Bower]

Wow! Wonderful graphic image! It has punch! I like both versions. Beautifully done.

[Andrew McLachlan]

Thanks folks for the comments. I appreciate them much.

[Kerry Perkins]

Gosh Andrew, I love this! Fractalius does wonderful things with organic patterns like this - good eye to see the potential in the image. Lovely colors too! Very nice.

[Jay Sheinfield]

Hi Andrew, This is really cool. I like both posts. Simple thing presented in a lovely fashion. I'm still trying to figure out to use the filter:S3:

[Jay Gould]

I like the RP with keeping the curved vein. You might take just a tiny slice of the RHS of the OP and a bigger slice off of the bottom. I have to play in this game someday. Very nice.

[Arthur Morris]

Rocking Fract. Pointing the lens up a bit might have brought the main vein into the frame from the dead corner (while keeping the curved vein); that would have been my preference.