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| Alastair Cochrane | A very pleasing blend of colours - does it need a focal point? - I'm not sure as the colours and textures are probably interesting enough in creating a whole image. |
| Mark Southard | A lovely painterly image.... makes me wonder what painters would think of this ? |
| Snehendu Kar | I love the soft painting effect you have created... very effective use of filters that transformed a good shot into a great scene. |
| Claire Riemer | I admire all the detailed work that went into making this image into a painting. The flowering trees are extremely delicate and the colors are wonderful. Very beautiful. |
| Allan Fleischer | Appealling image but some of it appears very sharp while other parts are very soft. It is hard to focus on any part of the image. |
| Sukumar | Ver ynice effect and well done. I have no criticism. I would use something like this in personalized greeting cards and posters. |
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Mindy Leeds My interest in photography started when I was quite young. I got my first SLR in 1971 as a high school graduation present. About 10 years ago, I joined a local camera club, Morris Photocolor, in New Jersey. It was then that I began to learn what makes a really good picture. I became President and served in that capacity for several years. During that time, I was fortunate to meet a number of really great photographers, who were willing to share their knowledge with me.I am currently residing in Atlanta, Georgia, and am a member of Cobb Photo, a local camera club. Like many before me, I have traded in film and darkroom chemicals for a digital camera and computer. I am working hard to learn Photoshop CS2, especially layers, masks and filters.
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