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    Default Eared Grebe

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    I decided to try fract on an Eared Grebe in breeding colors... this was taken few weeks back at Bolsa Chica, CA. For processing, I used multiple fractalius Glow 100 layers with different settings and then used masks to paint over creating this final effect. Hope you like it...

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    Eared Grebe Aflame! Some interesting lines and colors added through processing..I almost wish there was just a hint more detail showing through, but that's a matter of personal taste. I find myself looking for a bit more space on the RHS...but I like the fluidity of the image. Nice work!

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    Indranil, Lovely looking effect. I do wish that the grebe's eye was a little more clear. Nice job with the soft water. I might evict the halo around the head in the reflection.

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    Hi Indranil, great fracting, agree on the eye. The feathers on these birds make for wonderful fract subjects.

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