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    Default Memories of Valentines Day Past

    Another Fractalius blend with the Nik low key filter applied. This was a dried rose photographed on black velvet.

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    I really like this, Richard. I like how you kept some details in the leaves as well as in some of the petals. So much to keep your interest in this image.

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    Hi Richard, nice work with the filter. I also like the muted colors that add to the aged look. Nice diagonal composition and interesting placement with the flower at the bottom. Well done!
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    Yes, as Kerry said, the composition is beautiful as well as the colors and your fract work is just perfect for the image. I especially like the way the leaves turned out.

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    Richard, A very nice balance between the original image and the fract effect. Your composition and the black BG both add to this.

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    Beautiful work, Richard. I like the composition and muted colors combined with the black BG, and the frac effect adds a lot too. I might remove the light line at the top center and the one coming out of the rose on the top left. Well done!
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    Very well thought out and executed composition, Richard. The petals and leaves look great, nice touch with the filters to give an aged and classical look.

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    Hi Richard,
    Very nice color tones and treatment of this subject. Delicate... Wonderful lighting and subtle texture in BG.

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    Thanks everyone.

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    This is really a beauty, Richard. Love the transformation of rose and the muted colors. Simply beautiful!
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