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    I used Pixel Bender and Topaz Adjust Spicify on this one. I did it last summer but thought it was a bit over the top. I hope it fits in with this week's theme. I also put a black and white with green tint adjustment layer with about 60% opacity on a duplicate of the background after selecting the flower and putting it on a layer to tone down some of the distracting browns and blues in the background of the flower.

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    Judy, Very neat look that the filter created, I also like the colors. I wonder if a vertical comp w/ some of the stem may look nice too.

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    Hi Judy, nice combination of filters to get this look. Very much like a painting and I like the way the colors compliment each other. Nicely done!
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    Quote Originally Posted by denise ippolito View Post
    Judy, Very neat look that the filter created, I also like the colors. I wonder if a vertical comp w/ some of the stem may look nice too.
    Thanks Denise. The stem is visible in the image but it disappeared into the surrounding foliage from other daffodils and I shot it tight because of the surrounding plants. This is the one I posted last summer that was toned down from this version but showed the brown and blue etc. in the background.
    http://www.birdphotographers.net/for...21-Daffodil-II
    Last edited by Judy Howle; 03-07-2011 at 01:23 PM.

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    This is beautiful, Judy. The first things that came to my mind was Van Gogh artist portrait. The colors are super and complementary. Nicely done.

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    Thanks Indranil!

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    Very lovely effect, Judy. Looks rather Van Gogh-ish. I love the colors too. Well done!
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    Judy,

    I agree with the others that the image has a Van Gogh-ish quality to it that is pleasing. I like the colors as well. Nicely done.

    Richard

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    Judy, love the colors and the pixel bender effect on this one. Wonderful work!

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    Beautiful colors and processing, Judy. Very interesting borders within borders painting style.

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    It's easy to see why so many are saying this looks somewhat Van Gogh-ish.....it really does! Nice work with the filters!

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