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I love the look and wish only for more purple flowers in the lower half of the frame.
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Wonderful treatment!! A perfect balance between the painting effect and the natural blur.
I wonder if it would work well to clone some of the flowers from the top left into the center, on a copy of the original in-focus blur, and then repeat the treatment. The cloning might not have to be absolutely perfect, as it might be concealed by the filter effects.
Last edited by Diane Miller; 06-23-2014 at 10:42 AM.
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Very creative way to use the images and a wonderful "blowing in the wind" look! Very lovely soft layers of colors & just enough texture with the paint daubs. I especially like the top most layer of pale pink and purple.
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I agree about the blowing in the wind, you get a real sense of motion. Well done
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Very pretty Cheryl, nicely done!
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Very pretty and good eye to see the possibilities. I agree with the thoughts about dropping some more purple flowers in the lower part of the image. I do love the soft treatment and the muted colors. Seems like a place I need to visit, it's not that far from where I live here on the left coast.
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Randall, I like your crop