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    I did this one using only "reduce noise" in PS CS4, which I ran three times with the same settings . I then made a layer mask and painted in some detail very sparingly, using my new digitizing tablet (more about that later...). :D
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    Kerry, Neat effect. It looks like an over done Orton. I like the flight pose and sharp eye.

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    Nice image and application, Kerry.

    Nice simple use of filters for effect.

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    Kerry, I love the look of this. It almost looks like a painting. Colors are yummy also.
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    It's funny how we forget that reducing noise gives us this beautiful blurred look...great reminder! I love that the eye is so bright and tack sharp...it draws me right into the image.

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    You have discovered a nice technique Kerry. I will have to try it. It works well on this image. I like the sharp eye too.

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    Great example Kerry. This filter is not meant to achieve painterly results, but you have done just that!

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    Kerry, thank you for sharing this method. Wonderful result!

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    Kerry, Looks like a nice effect to create some softening. I like the clear eye and the top-side view.

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    Nice technique, Kerry. It works very well here.

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