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    Julie Kenward
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    Sometimes I just don't know when to stop! I took a perfectly nice image of a golden coleus from this past summer and put it into the fractalius plug-in. I think I used the shaggy preset but I really don't remember...then I brought that back into PS where I did a few curves and color adjustments. I then took the original and layed it over the top and chose softlight blend mode to fade over the fract'd version. Next, I dropped it into Nik's Colorefex and chose the stylizer filter set to "weird lines" and brought the image back into PS. I did a few last minute adjustments and here it is. Fract'd and stylized...what a weird combination!

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    I like it alot Jules. The tiny green piece URC and the small black bit top middle seem out of place. I know they are from the "weird lines" effect but I might clone them. I really like the composition and the wild and crazy colors! Very nice work!!:)

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    Jules, I really like this. I love the colors and the shimmery textures that were created. The bulls-eyes between the
    leaves are really cool:)
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    Wow Jules, I just love it!!!!!

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    Denise, those two small areas were both really dark in the original image so I used Viveza to bring the shadows up a bit...maybe that's why they look a bit different than the rest?

    Ever since I got the Color Efex set of filters last month I've tried this stylizer filter out but it always looked ridiculous - not sure what made me think to try it here - I guess I figured with the fract'd stuff in there what could it hurt? ;):D;)

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    Jules, I don't know. The more I look at this the more interesting it is. The colors pull you in but the patterned lines keep you looking. Really nice.

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    Beautiful Julie! So much to look at!

    I would love to see a selection of pieces from this forum in an art show! Great stuff!

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    ... would be one impressive collection Dan !!!!

    Does have impact, visually strong Jules !! Yellow tones are just right, bright but not overly saturated !! I like it a lot !!

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    wow ! I love the fascinating shapes/forms Julie.. and the colors rock. I could look at this one a long long time, excellent processing :)

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    Looks very 3D..jumps out at you...details unreal..TFS

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    Very nice composition, Julie. Love the colors and the details. Almost like real gold leaves!!!

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