Subtle Approach

[John Storjohann]

A tulip image I hadn't processed before now...took a slightly different approach after the basic processing was done, apply Sketch 2 from Fractalius on a layer at 35% opacity and then adjusting the saturation to bring a bit more of the color tone back.

[Jay Sheinfield]

John, Tulip?

The lighting is fabulous in this image. It highlights the subtle textures and folds in the petals. Beautiful use of Frac, understated, and just enough to add to the textures and flow of the image design. Well composed. I wouldn't change a thing. Excellent. Now, say awe!

[Dave Woeller]

Gorgeous tones and I love the processing. The subtle fract tops this off very well.

[Cheryl Slechta]

John, I think this is my new favorite of your Iris images (or is it really a tulip?). The lighting is gorgeous and I love the subtle colors and shading. Beautifully done

[John Storjohann]

Well, color me red...I will write 100 times...it is an Iris, not a tulip. Not sure where my mind was! Thank you for the comments...and for overlooking my obvious brain glitch!

[Bob Miller]

John.....This is a really a unique image! I love the light and the processing with frac sounds interestinng to me....I will have to try it! A new favorite for me!

[Dennis Bishop]

Wonderful color, texture, and lighting, John. Those shadows show off the depth and contours beautifully.

[Indranil Sircar]

This is gorgeous, John. Love everything about it... the details, color and the depth. Excellent work!

[Nancy Bell]

John, you have really become the master of iris art! I completely agree with all the previous comments. Stunning!

[Paul Jasso]

Wonderful. The color, the lighting, the shadows, the textures are so well done it makes it seem like you could touch it.

[denise ippolito]

The colors and lines are onderful John. You have had a good run with Irises.

[John Storjohann]

Thank you for the comments!

[Judy Howle]

I agree with all the previous comments. Very nice colors and processing.