removing details from photographs

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Full_Dave
Sep 5, 2007
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I have photographs of flowers. I want to remove unnessary details of the flower. How do I do it? Thank you-

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Donald_Reese
Sep 5, 2007
Be more specific. do you want to remove defects, or what is your intent? share a small image of it using pixentral here, and you may get better suggestions.
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Full_Dave
Sep 5, 2007
I am an artist. I use photographs as reference for painting my flowers. I am trying to remove the details of veins, ruffles,etc. I can get the effect by squinting, but that gets uncomfortable. If you go to my website WWW.Barbaradave.com you will see how I paint now.
I want to get less photo-realistic.

Thank you
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Phosphor
Sep 5, 2007
Explore your Filters menu, Dave.

Try out the various filters one at a time. If you don’t like the results, just CTRL+Z undo. Or step sequentially back through previous iterations using the History Palette.
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Donald_Reese
Sep 5, 2007
I am not sure what to offer you. maybe try duplicating the layer and use surface blur to kill details and then brush back as much as you want.

Or do as suggested in the post before mine. i am a slow typer.

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