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This works better on different images (with more stuff going on), but heres my example. I used a random photograph from deviantart for this. I did not create this photograph.
Step 1

Start out with the photograph you would like to add ice to, I used the above photograph.
Step 2

Duplicate your layer and rotate 90 degrees clockwise. Go into the wind filter and use the above settings.
Step 3

Rotate back to normal 90 degrees counter-clockwise. Press CTRL+U to colorize your image to an icy color, I used the above settings but I suggest you experiment.
Step 4

Go into the plastic wrap filter and use the above settings.
Final Product

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nice tut, i used the same idea on text great reults, might use it someday
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Good idea mate! I may actually try transfering this over and make a text tutorial version of it.
Good idea, lol =).
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well if you do, on the tut i read they rotated it 90 n then wind x2 rotate etc untill it was all done, then they pressed ctrl + g each time, ill try n dif it out for you, heres what i created

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kewl u can make the beach look like the arctic lol
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that's just cool, didn't think of that :P simple but effective ! great tutorial
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Yeah, that's definitely worthwhile. Nice one.
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omg ive been looking for this effect for a REALLY long time, thanks for doing that, ill have to ice like 300 things now :P
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I would prefer to be on a warm beach lol
gj man cool tut
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