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Sorry to hear of the floods and winds you are having. We had a bit earlier on this year but not that bad.
Bit busy redesigning garden and various jobs away from home.
Played with this a couple of nights ago. Selected flower and cut the background. Then Flood, then select blank bits and fill with black. More or less.
![[Image: 54l8ba1.jpg]](http://i17.tinypic.com/54l8ba1.jpg)
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I quite like this flood fill is it a standard photoshop thing? This is quite an interesting image, would make a good card
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Its a Photoshop plug-in. Free for a month. Irma put it on about a month ago.
http://www.flamingpear.com/download.html#freeplugins
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Very beautiful treatment in this one NT. I didn't see it before... I like the effect of the filter with black background it looks great!!
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Thanks Irma and have a great holiday by the way. Although going home won't seem like a holiday, will it?
He he..Get rid of the mods and then we can get up to mischief..
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