Scrap it ? by mickeyrony

Mixed Medium • Atmosphere/Mood • posted on Oct 23, 2013

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After trying all you ask me to do and no concluant result? I decided to change my way to bring the duck trying to pass trough the window . Anyway it is for scrap Thanks to all of your presence and participation on my work grately appreciated . Thanks anyway for the favorites .. Have a nice day all and be safe and smiling MICKEYRONY

Comments (33)

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Cyve

7:47AM | Wed, 23 October 2013

Fantastique creation and great idea mon ami... C'est une image vraiment charamante ((+++5))

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Faemike55

7:49AM | Wed, 23 October 2013

Great way to present this cool work Michel

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adrie

7:52AM | Wed, 23 October 2013

You made this image wonderful with that beautiful frame work like a window....excellent done Mickey.

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mininessie

7:52AM | Wed, 23 October 2013

amazing!! big hugs...and thanks for your support!!!

ronmolina

8:00AM | Wed, 23 October 2013

I can see it! Excellent!

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magnus073

8:10AM | Wed, 23 October 2013

I get it now Mickey, and thank you for the explanation. I like this version where the duck is trying to pass through the window. Very clever idea, and I like the special effects you used here.

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bebopdlx

8:26AM | Wed, 23 October 2013

Cool work.

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eekdog

8:30AM | Wed, 23 October 2013

the effects are top notch, Michel. wow!

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Mondwin

8:48AM | Wed, 23 October 2013

Stunning piece my friend!!!!!Bravissimo!V:DDD.Hugsxx Whylma

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GrandmaT

9:08AM | Wed, 23 October 2013

I like this one better. This has more of a night time feel to it whereas the other was a spookier presentation. Your techniques can totally change the way an image feels without changing the image itself.

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