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That was a creative idea to "grow" more flowers, Christine. Thanks, too, for sharing your pic.
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After cropping, I kept this one pretty simple (for me).
Here are the layers (top to bottom)
* Hue/Saturation adjustment layer to tweak individual colors (via the dropdown menu)
* Copy of background + Find Edges (darken, 15%). Just wanted to add a little line detail.
* Copy of background + Virtual painter Triangles + Median (color). This revved up the colors considerably.
* Copy of background + Impressionist - Charcoal: Default + Unsharp Mask for a little extra texture.
* [off] Background
Not much time of later to play with art. This one got cropped. One layer was done with PSP8 Impressionist and a light canvas texture added. Next layer done with Xero lineart in B/W sketch.
Thankyou everyone for posting your interpretations of the quince blossom. It never ceases to amaze me how many different ideas can come from one picture.
Amy - I think you must have done some genetic engineering to turn it into a peony - love the result.
When I was growing up in Southern California, these flowers practically grew wild. Now that I live near Seattle, Washington I only get to see them in pictures like this, taken by J. Shupienis.
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