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    Can't really remember the workflow. (long work week:)) Frac B and W. Various belnding modes and some textures added. Used Jules Paint the Light action from Action Central.
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    Beautiful composition, Jackie. I like the subtle color tones and those wonderful sketch lines.

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    Light and lovely, Jackie. The fracting is delicate and just right. Love the soft tones too:)

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    Jackie, I love the colors and the frac. work. The textures look really good and add lots of interest. I'm wishing that there was a great big curved stem to fill the right side and give it some balance. Very beautiful effect you achieved.

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    that's my favorite flower, jacks!! love the gerberas. i like the work you did here with the frac and the textured bg. for me, the color looks a bit much for the muted bg. i'm wondering if it might look better if the colors of the flower were softened?

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    Cool sketch look to it, just enough detail where it count's...lovely work

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    Thanks for the comments everyone. D, I had the gerbera standing up using a sleeve and I thought the stem looked a little weird so I cloned it out. Maybe a different crop. Harold I usually agree with you but I liked the bright and sombre together:)

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    Beautiful colors and effects, Jackie. Defying compo that I'm not going to complain about :)
    The most traditional approach would be to show the other edges if we consider the orientation of the center.
    But this is not exactly the capital of tradition, is it? :p:D

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    Jackie, I just love the colors and would love to have this in my files. stem or no stem:)

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    Beautiful Gerbera, Jackie! I like the addition of the small stem - it helps anchor the image IMO. The BG texture is perfect for this - the two really blend well together.

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    Lovely work, Jackie! Nice effect on the flower, and love the colors and texture. Crop is quite different and I like it. Not sure whether I like the original or the repost better, they both look good.
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