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    Here is my version of 're-create' -

    I drew the frame and the lines then ran through a DAP. Extracted the flower, layered over the frame and scaled it down. Added an adjustment layer for black and white. Finally ran a Denoise to smoothen out the background. Hope you like it. All C&C will be appreciated...

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    Nice image and application Indranil. Like the effect and the B&W application.

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    Indranil, I really like the interesting border you chose. Nice idea to do a b&w layer. I like the almost cloud feeling in the BG. I wish the stem went down a bit further in the frame. Nice effect and well executed.

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    lovely recreation Indranil , lovely B&W conversion , wish for stem but BG is stunning
    TFS

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    Hi Indranil, Nice effect with a good conversion to B&W. I too would have liked a longer stem in order to anchor the flower.

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    Thanks for all the comments. On popular demand here is a repost with the stem:) I also reworked the flower a bit and in this version just ran denoise on the bg only...

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    IMO, A nice improvement...

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    Rocking repost Indranil
    TFS

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    Thank you sirs

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    Indranil, The flower pops a bit more and the stem looks good. Nice repost.
    Last edited by denise ippolito; 10-02-2009 at 07:26 AM.

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    Very nice, Indranil. I like the B&W conversion and frame. Repost is perfect!
    God Bless
    Christopher, Old Photo Master and Master Texturizer

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    Super B&W conversion with a lovely background. Great job with the repost.

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    Denise, Christopher, Cindy, thanks for your comments. Appreciate it a lot.

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