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    The original had been worked on last summer and pumped up colors and details with Topaz. I just used Fractalius on a duplicate layer at about 90% opacity.

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    Judy,

    Beautiful effect as it does look as if the sky is on fire. Nice work using Fractalius.

    I only wish there was a bit more detail or shapes on the ground (trees, rolling hills) to give it a stronger feeling of being a landscape.

    Richard

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    Judy, I love the beautiful glowing colors-looks like the sky is on fire! I do see Richard's point regarding the bottom. Really neat look!

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    Thanks Denise and Richard. Unfortunately that is the landscape at the lake, no trees or hills other than what you see at the Waterway/Columbus lake area.

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    Hi Judy;

    I think your prsentation has, great color, shapes & fire effect. Actually, IMHO, I would crop off the bottom part to conform to my idea of a great abstract.

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    That is wild looking, nice job with the effects.

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    This must be what the creation of the earth looked like! I really like the land stretching across the image with a glow on either side. It adds to the electric-feel!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gus Hallgren View Post
    Hi Judy;

    I think your prsentation has, great color, shapes & fire effect. Actually, IMHO, I would crop off the bottom part to conform to my idea of a great abstract.
    Thanks Gus! I decided to take your suggestion to offer an alternative.

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    Absolutely love the colors in the sky. Fractalius brought out some really cool effects here too! Love the original and the repost too!

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    Thanks Brendan, Nancy and Andrew! I love the fractal effects too. I tried it on several sunsets and this was by far the best... so far!

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    Very nice image and application, Judy.

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    Hi Judy:

    I love your fantastic colors and movement portrayed by both posts. Your redo is more of an abstract IMHO.

    Well done

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