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    Default Duotone Dahlia

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    Anyone interested in trying this technique Jules has written a very nice tutorial to get you started. You can add your own custom tone as I have by experimenting. This tutorial is very easy to follow. Once you master it you can move on to tritone images.

    http://www.birdphotographers.net/for...ad.php?t=53932


    The base image is a photomerge of 4 images.

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    Very nice! I love the image! Would like to see it in color, as I'm a color fan.

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    Very nice, Denise! The duotone looks perfect, and I love the soft details and comp. :)
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    Christopher, Old Photo Master and Master Texturizer

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    Excellent image and composition, Denise. Love the duotone effect. Very nicely done.

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    Thanks folks. I appreciate the kind words.:)

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    Nice image and application, Denise.

    Like the tone and feel of the movement of the image elements.

    I might have lowered the bud slightly, in the image, as the eye is drawn up to the dark area and I find the top is therefore a little tight. But nice image as is and as we like to say ... your image ... your vision.

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    I like the composition with the bud high in the frame. The color toning is very well done.

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