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Fabric Roses
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6 Reviews:
Interesting outcome...
At first sight i felt that it was a disproportionately large flower in the midst of garbage bags:)
Used the gradient tool did u? or just feathered the selection and decolourized?
cool pic Magic ! visiting your blog after ages... liked the other ones too.. but this me likes more..:)
keep shootin' !
Aha! Nice work.
Iris, thanks.
I used 'focal b&w' with Picasa to get this effect. Tried the same in PSP but it looked too processed there.
Zep, thanks for stopping by. glad u like the image.
Jo, Thank you.
great work ML... very nice :)
AP, thank you.
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