Battle Wench
by digifotojo

Comment:
I like them all, but this is my favourite. There's so much emotion in that statue.

Mar 09 - Early
by hajeka

Comment:
Love the vibrant colours.

For some reason I only ever see tulips growing in pots.

Chapel Doors
by digifotojo

Comment:
Beautiful shot. To my mind the statue makes the image.

Encounter
by MargaretNet

Comment:
Great photos on their own, and really interesting together.

multi-exposure1
by MargaretNet

Comment:
I love the effect. I'm torn over whether I agree with other commenters that it should be applied selectively.

P3023714 - SOOC comparison 1000pxls
by roz

Comment:
I agree that Canon's picture styles produce rather undramatic results, but that's what I'm working with for this side challenge, mainly because my Olympus doesn't have wifi and I often don't have time to submit from my computer.

However when I shoot with my Olympus (OM-D E-M5) I generally use ART5 (raw + jpg). Unfortunately ART5 often loses a bit too much detail, so lately I'm been taking the raws into Nik Sil-Efex to try to produce a more detailed version of what ART5 saw.

I like b&w for this shot, but agree with JuliBoc that you could do a better conversion than your camera did.

agendas
by roz

Comment:
Wonderful shot, and definitely my kind of processing.

Permission to Land
by MeMex2

Comment:
Congratulations.

Mowgwai
by GinaRothfels

Comment:

Originally posted by streetpigeon: Did you add the menace or was it already there?

Nothing was altered though deliberate over-exposure reduced its mouth from a round beak to a grimace. If you google Mowgwai you'll be able to see what the face really looks like.

Mowgwai
by GinaRothfels

Comment:

Originally posted by digifotojo: That's a face you wouldn't want to wake up to. Interesting PP. Hope to see more!

Thanks.

No PP. I'm working with the minimal rules so all I'm doing to my photos for this side challenge is resizing them.