BlueBird

[SenorSlick]

I have placed this gorgeous creature in my Gallery as well so you can view it there if you wish. He was taken at about 35-40 yards , +- meters, and so there is sacrifice, and lack in clarity. Still his pose is one of dignity, and watchfulness. I thought you might enjoy. The various enhancements are beyond my step-by-step memory, just that the end effects are pleasing to me. Harvey

http://www.pixentral.com/hosted/1n2U2KgiwMhNOVsCP6hNuBGmi5esv0_thumb.jpg (http://www.pixentral.com/show.php?picture=1n2U2KgiwMhNOVsCP6hNuBGmi5esv0)

[karen donnybrook]

[quote=SenorSlick;248640]The various enhancements are beyond my step-by-step memory, just that the end effects are pleasing to me./quote]

And that is all that matters, Harvey. What ever you have done, has created a beautiful frame around the blue bird - if you ever remember, please share the process, thanks.

Karen :)

[SenorSlick]

Karen, your comment is appreciated.Thank you. Incidentally, the Blue Bird is actually an Indigo Bunting, as Chuck has pointed out. And yes I tend to play wildly with styles / effects, etc., when exploring PSE. :) Harvey

[quillabee9]

Harvey, A beautiful picture of a beautiful bird. Like the Cardinal, we don't have the Indigo Bunting out here in the West. I remember it so well from our RV travels between 1994 and 2002.

[kevq]

Harvey,
nice effect and all that matters is that you like it. As Karen said, if you rember the steps, please tell.
Kev.