Egret Aria

[Cheryl Slechta]

I shot this at the St. Augustine Alligator Farm several years ago. I used Fractalius Slow Motion and then Topaz Adjust 5 French Countryside to darken the blues a bit.
Thanks for looking.

[Dennis Bishop]

This was a wonderful capture, Cheryl, and I like what you've done with it. The white and yellow against the blue is quite striking. The Fractalius glow seems to radiate an electric feeling that seems appropriate. The mottled background adds to the excitement, but I wonder about subduing the green and black in the lower right a bit. In any case, it's a great image.

[Doug West]

Did you ever notice that it looks like the two heads are attached to one body?

Maybe your two headed can get together with my three headed Heron and join
forces?

I agree with Dennis about the lower right hand corner.

Doug

[denise ippolito]

Cheryl, great job with this one. I love the poses and the effect applied. Dennis makes a great suggestion.

[Cheryl Slechta]

Thanks, Dennis (glad you're back), Doug (a five-headed Egron) and Denise. I think I'll just evict the green/black spot. It was the top of a bush.

[Anita Bower]

Clever title and image. Does look two headed. I like the processing work, the gorgeous blue, and evicting the LRC.

[Mitch Carucci]

Love the opposition of the two heads. Was that natural? Rich blues!

[Brendan Dozier]

Great poses you captured, and nice color and fract filtering, Cheryl. Love your title. Good suggestion above about lower right.

[Andrew McLachlan]

Hi Cheryl, getting caught up on some of the images I have missed, so sorry for being late to the party. For some reason this one reminds me of Siamese Twins. Love the fract work and the interaction between these two is wonderful!