Black Vulture

[denise ippolito]

I added one of the fractalius presets to this and masked back in some details. I did this a few days ago and can't remember which one-sorry. What was cool was that the program turned the dull almost white sky to blue.

[Mark Fuge]

Interesting. Like the blue BG.

Not sure if this effect is effective with all images. Seems to be a fun effect with some great possibilities, but not always best for each image. Haven't tried it yet, but viewing others I see where it can lead to the good, the bad and the ugly! :eek: :D

[Patti Edens]

I'm really beginning to like this Frac stuff. The blue that it added is way cool - great colors and Fracky pattern. It looks metallic. If we ever have another cartoon theme, repost this one with, "Mom was right. She told me not to perch on that lightning rod."

[denise ippolito]

I'm really beginning to like this Frac stuff. The blue that it added is way cool - great colors and Fracky pattern. It looks metallic. If we ever have another cartoon theme, repost this one with, "Mom was right. She told me not to perch on that lightning rod."

Now that is funny! :DI was going to title it "Vultz"

[Julian Mole]

Hi Denise,

I'm not sure if you're aware but there's one heck of a sharpening halo around the bird in this image!

:-)

[Jackie Schuknecht]

Haven't really explored the Frac filter, but I really like the effects. This one included. It looks like the pic is plugged in to a wall socket with all that electricity about. Good PP D.

[denise ippolito]

Thanks Julian and welcome aboard! It does look like a halo.
Jackie, It's alot of fun. I have so much to still learn w/ it-but I love some of the effects.

[Christopher Miller]

Very nice, Denise. I like the pose and the Frac effect is very "electrifying!" :D

[Dave Phillips]

perched on the lightning rod.....love it!!
The more you explore the frac sliders the more fun it becomes.....good work

[denise ippolito]

Thanks Christopher and Dave, I appreciate it.

[Cheryl Slechta]

Denise - the vulture is a perfect subject for fract. I love this!