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Lovely scene. Thanks!
I used dt 4.2. I’m not very good at framing, but here’s my version.
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For the DT 4.2 version I have decided to make color multiframes.
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Greetings!
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Sorry, I’m confused … are you taking the #$%^ ? Each of the previous posts is a variation depending on individual aesthetic preferences. I find it hard to believe (though I may be wrong) - that you would like to have such an image on the wall in your home - it hurts my eyes and my head! Did you maybe omit to add a 
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You don’t have to enjoy every contribution, and not every expression is fit to be hung on the wall. If this is what the they intended to share, then more power to them and I thank them for their contribution.
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@martin.scharnke
OP wanted framing. I have already made a nice frame in RT. However in DT it seems that we only have the vignetted module, and only in the black and white scale. How to make a frame in blue color?
Also you learn how to use layers on top of each other in reverse mode and also the importance of module order.
I’m sorry your eyes hurt because of this work. It was not my intention. As I say, I did it for practical learning purposes.
How about this one?
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I only use framing for use on Instagram or social networks…
This is a nice one!
Hahaha, although I wouldn’t use it myself… it looks funny !
Simple and attractive !
