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    Here is my image for this weeks theme... I took this image of the Common Goldeneye in early morning light as it emerged out of the water trying to swallow a clam. The concentric circles created in water seems parabola from a different perspective. For processing, I used fractalius in a different layer to get more definition to the ripples and changed opacity. Applied a mask and recovered the duck. Hope you like it...

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    Love the behavior pose, Indranil, and good job bringing out the concentric circles with your filtering. I might add a bit of canvas on the left.

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    Thanks Brendan... let me check if I can get any more canvas on the left.

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    Hi Indranil, I really like this duck and the pose you got. The ripples definitely make some geometrical shapes. I would be interested to see a little more saturation and midtone level but I like the feel as posted. Good catch!
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    Hi Indranil;

    Brendan and Kerry make some good suggestions; I'm fascinated by the behavior in the image. Great timing on your part! It may just be me, but the image almost looks like it could use just a little CW rotation...who won, the Goldeneye or the clam? Nicely done!

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    Indranil, All good suggestions above. I love the timing on your capture and the head angle is perfect.

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    I find the clam in the bill humorous! This image shows the reason for this duck's name. Nice circles for out theme.

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    Hey Indranil,
    Great suggestions above and worth exploring but the clam puts it over the top!!!

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    Thanks all. I appreciate it... here is another repost with all the suggestions...

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    Quote Originally Posted by John Storjohann View Post
    Hi Indranil;

    Brendan and Kerry make some good suggestions; I'm fascinated by the behavior in the image. Great timing on your part! It may just be me, but the image almost looks like it could use just a little CW rotation...who won, the Goldeneye or the clam? Nicely done!
    Thanks John. It was the Goldeneye

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