-tent-geometric
by sfalice

Comment:
Nice color in this & it still looks very Native American. Something you might try with this one--if you haven't already--pick one of the layers & shift the pixels out of register with the layer below by using one of the options in the Transform menu. Interesting things could happen!

Plaid Dreams
by cpanaioti

Comment:
there's a real QUILT in the middle! awesome!

Thai Fusion
by jomari

Comment:
OOKY! eheheh. Thank you very much for posting the process, Filter Forge is something new to me. It is good, to have a new tool. I like all the intermediate cops just fine, & the end result is fantastic. I got a surprise when I clicked it open, because the first thing my eye went to was the two dark squares that are the BG for the hat. I didn't see the faces, each one kind of brought itself to my attention. I enjoy visual surprises like little gifts. The flood filter created a stage for me, waiting for a dance concert. I think this was worth the time. A keeper!

clouds5594
by Pug-H

Comment:
Even the clouds are envious of this one! I like the way it looks like it might be perfectly symmetrical, but it's not, it keeps my eye moving all around the image. Very rich color & detail. (you only did one?!)

Squaresville, man...
by bergiekat

Comment:
Very nice, I think I see a glass here. It's great fun to look at.

F & B 6
by RKT

Comment:
Those are beautiful lace curtains, & you do have a masterpiece here. The mystery of the moon, the moonlight, & us fragile/temporary creatures.

Old McUsher Had a Farm
by Jutilda

Comment:
The thumbnail was very intriguing, & the click did not disappoint. I love it! I get the feel of old silver-grey barnwood, which somehow enhances the essential wierdness of cattle & this cow in particular.

Hydrangea
by train

Comment:
Lovely colors, lines, & soft shadows. Sending you the Gilded Lily as a mark of my apprediation for an outstanding flower shot in a Free Study. It's lovely flower in beautiful light, with a complementary BG. Perfectly done!

Pretty, Dead.
by littlegett

Comment:
Easy to underappreciate this subtle work of art. The DOF is quite delicate, the color understated. It grew & grew on me, though, until I had to send you the Gilded Lily to express my appreciation. Well done!

No. 16
by krnodil

Comment:
Reminds me of leaded glass--this design would look ovely in the lid of a leaded glass box, for jewelry.