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    I worked with this image for quite a while and ended up using three different Fractalius layers to get the look I wanted. Final image sharpened with Topaz InFocus. Eye and bill were masked back in for detail and color.

    Original image can be seen here - http://kerryperkins.zenfolio.com/p42...7d40#h237b7d40

    Oh yeah, it's my sig pic too!
    Last edited by Kerry Perkins; 02-15-2011 at 05:47 PM.
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    Fabulous image Kerry, I love it! I never thought of using more than one rendering of Fractalius and combining them. Thanks for the inspiration!

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    Kerry,

    You indeed are an inspiration. Beautiful work with Fractalius. I love the drama, colors and the reflection in the water that draws the eye inward. Well done and one of my favorites of yours.

    Richard

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    Kerry, Really nice looking base image. I like the fract effect and the revealed eye and bill. Nicely done.

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    Superb image, Kerry! The lighting and frac work are just awesome. It also helps that the original image is superb too. One of your best!
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    That is excellent Kerry! Once again, just the right amount of effects & filters. Love the reflection and black BG really makes it dramatic. Well done!

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    This is grand! Very dramatic!

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    Wow, Kerry! Amazing pose and the added frac effects are stunning. Thanks for sharing you process.

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    Hi Kerry, your extra work with the multiple layers has really paid off well for you. Love the image.

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    This is wonderful image and composition, Kerry. Love the multiple fract effect on what already is a fantastic base image. TFS.

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    A fine piece Kerry! Super original capture, I love the black BG and the fract work! YOU DA MAN!

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    I been looking at this since you posted, wondering what to say...All I can say is I'd put this up on my wall if it were mine...lovely result, frac, pose...TFS

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