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    I used the Fractalius Filter. Using a soft glow pre-set that I created by starting with the Glow 100 and making some adjustments.:)
    This image was taken at Gatorland.
    I do wish for a slightly better HA.

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    Hi Denise, I think this image has alot of fine qualities. The frac filter worked well here showing off the display and wispiness of the feathers. I think the HA is fine along with a beautiful green coloration. Black backround also makes the image pop with the subject having pleasing even lighting.Well handled....

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    Hi Denise, Love the image and would love to see the original. You got the pose that you were going for with all the feathers behind the bird's head. What a gorgeous bird. I love the gentle Fract on the feathers. I do think that the whites are way too dark. Been there done that. Hope that I did not over-do it on the repost. :)
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    Dave and Artie, Thank you very much.
    Artie, The repost looks good thanks!:)

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    Ooops. I am with Denise on the head angle. A bit more would be better. Why? Because the bird is angled more towards us than the head. :)
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    Hi Denise

    Wow! Out of sight, very beautiful photo and Artie gave it the icing on the cake.

    I love it and IMHO I think it's your best.

    Many thanks for sharing this beauty.

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    Hi Denise,
    I actually prefer the tones on your original - they are so pretty. The treatment works really well on this - BTW I have a shot of the same bird but taken from the reverse angle - I'll post it in a couple of days!
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    Nicki

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    Thanks Gus and Nicki, I appreciate the very kind words.:)
    Gus, That is so nice of you to say.
    Nicki, I can't wait to see some of your new Carnival color stuff too.:)

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    Denise, I'll definitely post some of it very soon - having to catch up at work this week...:eek:

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    I like Arthur's head area but prefer your softer back feather area. It's a really beautiful image though:) Kora

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    Beautiful image, Denise! Love the comp and pose with all the feathers fanned out. Very nice effect and the black BG sets off the bird perfectly.
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    Beautiful feather display and wonderful black BG, think I like the lighter version because it brings out the eye and the lore more. Very nice Frac work.

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