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John, I love the Fractalius version. It caught my eye immediately. Love the colors and the processing. The composition is lovely. I will miss these images and I hope to see more flowers from you as I feel you have a great eye for them.
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I also like the fractilius one, John. Beautifully composed, love the soft light, lush colors and texture. Excellent filtering work. Beautiful series you created with some really unique and interesting angles.
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I prefer the second version. I like the extra details and rich colors it brought out, plus, the closer crop. Very nice lighting. Those beautiful, curving petals are a joy to look at. Excellent work.
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John, another vote for the fract image. I've really enjoyed your Iris series - beautiful work on all of them. Do you have something in mind for your next series?
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Thank you for the comments and views; I'm working on doing something between the two posts...like the colors and shadows created by the Fractalius version, but want a more "pastel" version of the same. Cheryl, I am anxiously awaiting the start of the Lotus blooms...but also looking to do a series on prairie wild flowers if time allows. Then again...I love shooting flowers...but need to branch out. I'll have to see where the days ahead take me!
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Hi John, another vote for the fract version. Wonderful comp and processing too! I too will miss your Iris images.
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The second one is stunning. These flowers just suit ootb so well.
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