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Daisy
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Uploaded: 04/30/08 6:37 PM GMT
Daisy
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I experimented with a little manipulation on this one. Comments please.
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::crysophilax
04/30/08 8:45 PM GMT
Interesting. A grunge daisy. It is different, and I rather like it. The B&W background takes the prettiness away from the picture making it unusual. In colour it would have been just another picture of a flower, this way it stands out. It won't be to everyones taste, but it is to mine.
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Stan I like the effect you did here. I might have cropped it some but not real sure - just an idea and have less area around the daisy. I have yet to try something like this so your ahead of me my friend. sandi ♪ ♫
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Nature in all her glory is my uplift on life.
Interesting and I think not bad effect. I too have yet to try out that kind of manipulation. Hope I succeed.
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