Osmosis 1 by bloodnok

Fractal • Fractal • posted on Nov 28, 2008

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Apo 3D flame using Bunny's floral offerings script and followed by use of her water droplet script. (TAB)...which for the uniniated stands for "Thanks Again Bunny". Now, Ithink that maybe a darker ground may have set off the reflective qualities I was looking for, but .... ? Thanks for looking, hopefully commenting. A thought: Someone recently told me I should take up walking. Huh! At my age the only reason I'd take up walking is to hear heavy breathing again!

Comments (12)

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missouri

10:32AM | Fri, 28 November 2008

Very pretty, wonderful composition.

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kepp

12:56PM | Fri, 28 November 2008

superb image love the soft pastel colours

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Miska7

3:24PM | Fri, 28 November 2008

Nice reflection and colours! Well done.

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bpclarke

4:29PM | Fri, 28 November 2008

I really like the light background on this. It gives it such a lighthearted and airy feel. Excellent work Red! Bunny

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Henny31

6:44PM | Fri, 28 November 2008

excellent image and love the colorful daisies in it.. if you want to see it with darker background.. try the negative filter in PS or PSP... I did it and it looks stunning...

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amota99517

7:57PM | Fri, 28 November 2008

This really turned out great. I'm not sure if a darker background would have brought out the beauty of your little flowers. Splendid work!

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saretta

3:25AM | Sat, 29 November 2008

Sweet and wonderful,love the light background and the delicate flowers!!:-)

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bloodnok

5:17AM | Sat, 29 November 2008

You are right, Henny. Going negative in PSP and ramping the contrast up to smooth out some of the noise works fine. Thanks, good tip for future experimentation. While I'm here, thanks so much to all of you for your kind words!

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