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    First snowfall came lastnight (didn't last but a few hours) and my first attempt at using Topaz Simplify. (watercolor and edge adjustments) Our grandson was looking out at the cardinals on our feeder.
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    Hazel, What a clever idea! Love the silhouette and the framing. The color touches are nice. I might try to sharpen up or remove the very slight halo around your Grandson's shoulder. Nice job!!! Great image to start off the theme!

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    I agree with Denise. Creative idea. You have to wonder what your Grandson was thinking, maybe wishing he could fly. Nice first use of Simplify. I use it all the time and love it. The framing is nice, it really draws me into to the view of the bird feeder. I did notice the position of the feeder atop your Grandsons head, but it's not a detractor for me in this image. Good eye for this image!

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    Very creative and a wonderful silhouette composition. I like the setting with the slight diagonal perspective and relatively small opening compared to the overall frame. I also like how the dark inside and the snow outside is transitioned through a the blue tinge. Like Jay, I can think of multiple interpretation on this scene. Beautifully done!

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    I really can't think of anything to add to what's already been said, but I wanted to give another thumbs up. It's a very appealing image.

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    Hazel, I too love your creativity with this one. Nice work!

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