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    Default Purple Sandpiper

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    I added the Wet on Wet brush preset from the DAP program. I liked the bit of purple it added to the image and since this is a Purple Sandpiper I thought it would be nice. I masked back in some details on a layer mask at approx. 20% and increased the opacity in areas I wanted some more of the detail like the eye.

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    i love the original of this. awesome work!! i like this one too but might not mask as much detail in the feathers back. the purplish hue works for me too. a very nice touch!!!

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    Thanks H. That should be an easy tweak. I'll give it a try in the morn.:)

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    Up close and personal..my eye goes directly to the lovely detail on the face and bill, purple adds to it...way to go, nice work

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    Denise, I love the softness of this and the detail that's there in the face. I really like what DAP did to the
    sand - it looks really neat:)
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    I want to scoop him up and smoosh his little face! Wow! The soft texture in this is amazing, Denise! I'm just stunned by how real it looks. Has the same texture to the feathers as a baby chic. Outstanding!

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    Great work, Denise! I like the soft painted look of this, and lovely colors and feather details.
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    Excellent image and composition, Denise. Love the painterly look and the colors.

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    Love everything about this: the rock, the BKGR, the purple sheen, the ruffle, and the whole painterly deal. My only problem is in the ORIG: the proximity of the bill to the rock. Not much you could have done about that.
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    Thanks everyone for your comments. Much appreciated.
    Artie, Would it help if I eliminated the back rock?:)

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    Quote Originally Posted by denise ippolito View Post
    Thanks everyone for your comments. Much appreciated. Artie, Would it help if I eliminated the back rock?:)
    Great thinking. It did not connect with my brain that there were two rocks and it shouldn't be too hard for a Photoshop whiz like yourself :) Can't wait to see the repost.
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    Here is a quicky ,let me know if it looks better. If you like it better I can adjust the tiff. Thanks.:)

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    On one hand it is better. On the other hand it is missing the depth of the first one.... There is something to be said for a quickie....
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    Another quickie but a bit on the sloppy side with the small file. This may be a good option for those into such things :) Like me.
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    That looks like the fix!:) Thanks. I will rework the orig.

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