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Comment by patio127:
Nice idea shooting the underside of the pansy- the edit really shows off the edges & warm colors- I like this VERY much :)

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Comment by slickchik:
Very cool pp. I could totally see this hanging in my house!

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Comment by cgino:
Once again, this is an amazing creation! I love the unusual colors, and you've done a fantastic job at removing the unsightly elements from the original. Congrats on the publication, it is well deserved!!

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Comment by cgino:
WOW! You have a great eye to have seen this in the original; perfect crop, wonderful processing, I could see this one hanging on a wall!

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Comment by cgino:
What a great effect! It is hard to believe this came from that dark image, amazing processing!

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Comment by cgino:
Wonderful transformation! Absolutely professional in every sense; I could easily see this on a magazine page!

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Comment by roz:
another brilliant transformation from a 'nice' photograph to something so much more .. the colours you've chosen the crop .. everything is absolutely fantastic .. congratulations on having it published as a book cover .. :)

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Comment by roz:
WOW .. this is amazing .. from your original photograph you've created a masterpiece .. :)

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Comment by CNovack:
HA! Gotta love the 'editoral' opinion slapped on the edited version of the magazine. Excellent job in darkening the background for it allows the model with her lolly and magazine to pop off the page. B&W conversion has a wonderful dynamic range to the light and dark tones. Good job there. Also great job in removing the 'words' stuck to the lolly. In this final version the spiral of the lolly is detailed and unbroken with that words that were originally plastered onto it. Love the pose/attitude of the model as she is sucking the lollipop and flipping through this magazine. My only plaint (and a minor one at that) is that the head of the model on the magazine cover appears to be a sharp diagonal line. In the original you see that her head is resting on a pillow - here her head looks like it is resting a flat space. Perhaps burning back in some of the lines that defined the pillow back in will not make her look like such a 'flat line' head.

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Comment by stargazer05766:
Can see this as being a capturing book cover... The color/ tones are like a water painting..