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    I added the FP Swerve filter to this. It was originally an in-camera blur. I was trying to make it appear more like an abstract.

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    Denise, I like this a lot -it almost has an embossed look to it. I love the soft colors:)
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    It is amazing. You created an image that I am not crazy about. For me it is a bit overdone. But I do like the framing. Sanderlings from Nickerson?
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    Cheryl, Thank you for your kind words. Much appreciated.
    Artie, Oh well.
    Sanderlings from Nickerson-yes.

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    D, Don't take it too hard. I am constantly amazed by your skill and creativity. (The sort of fat edges of the waves strike me as over-processed.)
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    Nice image and application Denise.

    I might have added a thin darker line between the image and the frame, to offset the two, but ...

    I also would suggest evicting the bird, on the right, that is sticking into the border. ;)

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    Compositionally, I really like this, the wave action is a very nice layer. I can imagine you (meaing you, Denise) can do a lot of cool things with this filter effect.

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    Thank you all for your comments and suggestions.:)

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