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    I've been too busy to get out and take any pictures and I had really been looking forward to this week's theme. This is a captive owl (taken last year) that I used a radial zoom blur layer, masked the eyes and beak back in and a slight bit of the feathers. Then I used Fractalius Soft Crayon and blended with Luminosity. I would have liked for the eyes to have been brighter but I went back to the original and that's the way they were.

    Thanks for looking. Comments and suggestions appreciated:)
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    Nice job processing this blur Cheryl. I like the colors and the comp. I think that fractalius offered a little something to the image. Maybe tone down the small bright spot by mouth. Nicely done.

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    Way to go Cheryl..its a very nice effect...good PP work

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    Very nice zoom blur effect and colors.

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    Beautiful image, Cheryl. Excellent post-processing with the zoom blur and frac work. I love the brown color tones and would just tone down the one spot that Denise mentioned. Well done!
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    Hey Cheryl,
    Besides the bright spot already mentioned....this turned out fantastic!!!

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    Thanks everyone for your kind words. I didn't check for clipping after using Fractalius. Here's a repost with the bright spot toned down.:)
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    Like your repost and colour scheme Cheryl. Nice PP'ing and like the highlights toned down a bit. Well done.

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    Cheryl, nice use of the filter. It worked well on this one. I like the colors and the repost looks much better. The little bit of frac is super!
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    Nice image and application, Cheryl.

    Like the action of the zoom and effect.

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