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Nancy,
Greetings. The color is great! For some reason the first thing that popped into my mind when I opened the image is Grateful Dead. ;-) I'm sure it's an aging deadhead thing, but the association in my mind remains...
Thanks for posting.
Cheers,
-Michael-
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What kind of spooky creature is that? Very cool shapes and your use of fract works great here.
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Nancy, these are pretty cool. PB is definitely an addiction. Have you gone to the exchange and checked out all the filters that are available? http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/exchang...c=26&loc=en_us
I love this spooky creature, which I see as a sort of "white Wookie" with crazy eyes, wearing body armor with big shoulder guards. But that's just me... I would love to see you do a vertical kaleidoscope image, sort of like a totem.
"It is an illusion that photos are made with the camera... they are made with the eye, heart, and head." - Henri Cartier Bresson
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http://kerryperkinsphotography.com
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Kerry nailed it with a white Wookie. I like the tonal gradation of the whites accentuating the Wookie.
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So this creature is a white Whookie 
! Kerry, I looked at that website and I could not figure how to download and add to PS. I have CS5 & through Adobe exchange they require CS6. I must be missing something. Many of those filters look really interesting.
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It wasn't until I opened up this image that I noticed those eyes! They make the image. There are some beautiful shapes in the kaleidescope. (I never did get into making spooky images.)
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Anita, I don't know about spooky, but some of your flowers might make very interesting symmetries. Faces crop up in all sorts of places.
! The base image is a Cocoi Heron from Brazil. I like the organic feel animals, birds and plants give to the kaleidoscope images. I also used a layer of Fractralius, and PS color gradient to create the effect in the "eyes".
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