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Iris Garden

© Shirley D. Cross-Taylor

Iris Garden

Uploaded: June 12, 2002

Description

Created by layering the same backlit iris onto a textured gold background, and rotating the iris differently each time. I then applied an effect in the computer.

Comments

Eileen Iaquinto June 12, 2002

This is gorgeous, Shirley, with the effect of a fine art painting. If you don't mind me asking, what computer effect did you use? #6007

Mark R. Stanford June 12, 2002

Eileen took the words right out of my mouth. THIS IS GORGEOUS!!. And can't wait to find out what your techniques you used, if you are willing to share. If not, we understand. #8691

Shirley D. Cross-Taylor level-classic June 12, 2002

Thank you very much, Eileen and Mark, for your kind comments. I used the 'cutout' effect in Microsoft Picture It 2001, and pushed it to show the most detail. Shirley #8703

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