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    I'll go one more time so I can learn some more :). I can't remember if I posted the original shot on this or not. The original was the daffodil with a Meloncholytron filter from Flaming Pear applied. I took that image and soften and desaturated it just a touch and then added a craquelure filter in PS CS2. Thanks for all of these challenges Denise.

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    this is quite lovely.

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    Very nice Dave...does feel a tiny bit tight in the vertical frame but you did an excellent job on pp.

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    Dave, Beautiful effect! Wish there was more room on the right...

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    Dave, I love it! The texture and de-saturation are great!!! I'm thinking alittle more room also. Well done!!!

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    Thanks to all, the comments on being tight are something I'm fighting to overcome. At my previous haunt I always heard move in, move in. The more forums I visit here, the more I see and feel a better presentation with a bit more breathing room. Gotta work on that.

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    Dave; I triple the motion for more room on the sides...this is very nice, love the effect...good show...:cool:

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    It makes me think of an ole picutre, great texture and lemony hue.

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    i was thinking the same as fabs, very antique feeling. nice job!!

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    Love the texture and colour scheme Dave, looks like a faded postcard. Nice treatment here. Like the dark part under the petal to give it good dark to light contrast.

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