Interesting technigue

[woolly1]

<p>Would you mind taking a look at these two links of a lily with a perculiar effect. I have added a before and after link for you. Apart from the saturation any idea how this effect is done?</p>

<p>Before...<br>

<a href="http://www.eastcoastimages.co.uk/photo_3224166.html#photos_id=3224168">http://www.eastcoastimages.co.uk/photo_3224166.html#photos_id=3224168</a><br>

and after...<br>

<a href="http://www.eastcoastimages.co.uk/photo_3224166.html#photos_id=3224167">http://www.eastcoastimages.co.uk/photo_3224166.html#photos_id=3224167</a></p>

<p>However it's done it's a really interesting job.</p>

<p>Thanks</p>

[szrimaging]

<p>I forget the name of the software, but there is one out there that does that specifically.</p>

[brad_smith8]

<p>Filter>Distort>Soft Glow?<br /> Or Filter>Render>Lighting Effects?</p>

<p>Edit: Never Mind, I tried but couldn't get close to that.</p>

[jack_landry]

<p>I think this effect was done with Fractalius</p>

[szrimaging]

<p>Ding Ding Ding! We have a winner. That was the software I was trying to think of.</p>

[jonathan_montague]

<p>also search for the 'midnight' series of photoshop actions. very similar. and free.</p>