I chose the noise filter setting RGB, and amped each color and alpha up to 100%. I then unchecked the box for linear RGB. Once pleased with the amount of noise I proceeded with the rest of the steps. I chose the pixels in this portion because I liked the colors grouped there. They remind me of cotton candy and unicorns and other magical things! This image could be used in screen backgrounds of course, as it could brighten any situation and perhaps influence the viewer to feel more creative and inspired. Maybe this could also be the background in a fishtank, although I am not sure if this might stress out any particular species. I would love this printed on a mug for my morning coffee, or have this made into fabric for a stuffed animal.
This image was created from a picture of a Jacaranda tree. They are one of my favorite plants, splashing thick tropical green forests with the most vibrant purple you may have ever seen. I also just got some flowers tattooed on, so perhaps I am a little extra in love with the plant as of late. It served as the perfect image to perform this lab with though! I selected a bunch of flowers with deep purple shade and bright purple light on it. I then zoomed in more and more until I found the most wonderfully dramatic layout of hues. The resulting image evokes feelings of deep thought. Perhaps this could be used on a bookmark, or a shower curtain.