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Another lovely example, I do remember this image from last year. Its amazing what you achieved by giving it your signature. Love the eyes.
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Great transformation. I am amazed how the lighting was accentuated in such a positive way after the effect was applied, wow. Works well as presented but thinking a little tighter wouldn't hurt???
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Thanks Paul and Nick.
As far as cropping tighter, I think that is one of the reasons it scored so well, that I left the bird plenty of space which wouldn't be the case in a traditional bird portrait. But I know what you mean and I sometimes wonder. Still, I'll sell it as is because people seem to have responded to it.
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Amazing, isn't it, when you almost get rid of something and then go back to it, and wow, there the vision is! Beautifully done! Well deserving of the honor.
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Hillary, beautiful results with this one. I'm impressed with the wing addition! It makes the image in my opinion (and your texture work of course
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Good eye, Cheryl. I had to go back, again, to see about the wing. All I'd picked up -- besides the artistic effects -- was that the kite had been rotated a bit.
I like the crop just the way it is. As wonderful as the kite on the tree is, the image wouldn't be the same without that background. The color, the freeform vignette, and the texture are super, and I think they need some room to work as well as they do.
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Thank you so much for the comments, it is rewarding when other photographers appreciate ones efforts.
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Amazing! I love the background color and the way you brought out the eyes! Congratulations and very well deserved!
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You transformed a mundane bird shot into a work of art! Congratulations! The composition is perfect and the background and processing are outstanding!
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