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    I stepped out of a friends place in Washington DC and was impressed with the setting. A few images were captured. IMHO the image really popped with a subtle application of Fractalius.

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    Yes, Fractilus makes this image pop. I love the effect--clean and bright, just right for this excellent composition. Well done.

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    Gary, I love what Fractalius does to architecture and you picked a good subject. I might be tempted to crop a little from the right to eliminate the darker line on the edge.
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    Wow, I love the effect! And the scene too. I really should use Frac more!

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    Hi Gary, agree... Fractalius makes this image pop. The strong lines took care of those wires running across the frame. Well seen and processed... great use of a filter!

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    Really nice use of fractalius! Tells me I have to go back and work harder with it.

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    I tried cropping off a bit from the right, and I like it both ways, with and without the crop.

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    Nice use of the filter, and a lovely composition. It may only be me but I'd give it a bit of CCW rotation. Good work.

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    Gary, the Fractalius treatment is perfect for this image. I really like the way it enhances the lines and gives the image an illustration style. The subtle colors look great.
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    This is fantastic! Love all the clean lines and your subtle use of fractalius is perfect. Well seen and well processed!

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