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    Brand new to split toning... I'm learning from everyone's entries and decided to concentrate on texture...
    Started in LR and desaturated, cropped and split toned with red/green.
    In CS5 copied and flipped with reduced opacity. The resulting light cross-hatch gave PB-Oil a different twist.
    Had to save at 29%.

    All C&C welcome.

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    Steve,

    Cool abstract... I like how you kept detail in the sunlit, upper part of the leaves. Nicely done.

    Richard

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    Very interesting abstract of the grasses, Steve. It looks like the sunlight is bouncing all around. Great effect!

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    Steve, I really like the diagonals, like Richard and Maureen said it's a nice abstract!

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    Cool Steve! I like the mottled light look and the interesting colors. It's cool that you have a blade of grass entering the frame in the LRC and another one exiting the frame in the ULC. Nice compositional element there.
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    Interesting effect on the grass. I like it. I'd crop out the top and focus in on the larger blades of grass, but that is purely a personal preference.

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    A very nice abstract Steve. I like the way the sunlight is falling on the grasses.

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    Thanks for viewing and commenting. Much appreciated!

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