Too Far? by auntietk
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Okay. Remember the morning glory? And the gypsy cart? This is the same Topaz Clean filter, only cranked.
Since I got such amazing results with the trees and the ruffley edges of this flower, I thought ... "What would happen if I applied this filter to someone's HAIR??"
Oooooooohh. So I took a photo of my niece, Brittany, and I applied the same filter.
You can see the results here

Comments (39)
awesome capture!
Nope--but you know me----Gorgeous!!
I love the effects you get with this filter.
Beautiful effects!
This is too cool for mere words! WOW!
wow!!! Wonderful photo work!!! Very beautiful flowers!
Again, a most interesting result. Well done. You never know, 'til you try it. Bill
great
Excellent!!
amazing postwork! adds a perfect effect to this beautiful flower! ;o)
Most wonderful ruffle effect. Lovely capture to play with, so nice pink tone.
I think this a very exciting result, it looks marvellous!
Very lovely soft look of these gladiolus. Beautiful filter work.
WOW Tara - what a stunning result! Now I'm excited to go try it too!!!!! :)
Beautiful!! I love the postwork!! :)
Spectacular!
I love that filter !!!! wowwww, this came out SO cool !
so much beautiful
Excellent result Tara, great edge deffinition.
Wonderful effect with the filter and ,again, the colors are delightful!!
this is fabulous! very beautiful
Almost stylized, gorgeous effect!
neat effect
Beautiful and fantastic. wonderful image!!
Interesting effect! :)
Very beautiful flower and postwork!
This is gorgeous!
What a wonderful effect....turned out way cool!
Wonderful Work!!!
Stellar lighting and textural results with this filter. Photoshop has a similar filter which I've used previously, the name of which escapes me at the present.