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    I used the fractalius plugin on this one, and a bit of erasing/dodging and burning via layer masks.
    Wishing everyone a wonderful Christmas and thanks for looking :)

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    Lovely treatment and image Cindy. The colour palette is very beautiful too. If it were mine I would take out the piece coming out of the head. Otherwise VWD.

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    thanks Jackie.. I'm not seeing anything coming out of the head, so am wondering of my monitor needs recalibrating. I did clone out a stem in that area, but I don't see it here. There's a clump of snow on grasses to the left of the head, is that the area you mean? appreciate the headsup and feedback :)
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    Cindy, Very nice rendering. I really like the composition. The frac/ sketch look is awesome. I like the high key look to this. Great perch also. A very Merry Christmas to you and your family:)

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    Nice image and application Cindy.

    I think this is what Jackie is referring to. I noticed it too, when I first opened the image. It just seems a little out of place with the length of the other fractalius lines.

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    Beautiful composition and application, Cindy. I like the hk effect. Nice base image. Merry Christmas to you too.

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    I love what you have done here; looks like a painting. I too am seeing the single piece of something coming out of the head.
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    Cindy, That is a lovely image and treatment. The subtle colors and highkey look add to the wintery mood.

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    Cindy, beautiful painting. The fract. treatment is perfect.

    Merry Christmas:)
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