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    It was just an innocent picture of a turkey vulture, and then - something went horribly wrong! :eek:

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    This really got my attention, and I like the caption too! Very nice.

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    Kerry, Very creative and wild!!I love it!!

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    Kerry, I don't think it went "horribly wrong," I think it went totally right!!:D:D Well done! Looks like it could be an illustration from a book.

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    Pretty cool Kerry. How did you get the lightening bolt?? Another sci-fi to me and that sky is just crazy:)

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    Jackie, the lightning is a Zenofex (Alien Skin) effect. The sky is from my collection of real skies, just waiting to be used like this. :) Whenever I see a cool looking sky, I take some shots and store them in a folder. Comes in handy!

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    you've definitely got a flair for the dramatic. this is over the top out of the box. SWEET!

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    Sky, vulture and lightning - all most effective.

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    Kerry:

    Very cool image. Would it be possible to do it so the lightening bolt was behind the vulture? I think that would notch it up a bit, make it even more striking, for me at least.

    I like your idea of storing skies!

    Randy

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    Randy, that is a great suggestion and probably what I should have done in the first place! Here ya go. :D

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    Does look better!

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    Quite a sky Kerry! I like the bold better behind the bird. Tesla would like it:)

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    Kerry:

    For me, the repost is a lot better, just works for me!

    Thanks for trying it out.

    Randy

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