Twas raining on Christmas, and outside the house, not a critter was stirring, but a wet little mouse
by mefnj

Comment by snaffles:
great capture but I see the oil painting filter first, not the image itself.

one is the loneliest number that you'll ever do
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Comment by tvsometime:
Good elemental, primeval capture.

a sinking selfie from a not quite frozen planet
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Comment by gyaban:
So very audacious. First of all, I love the angle you chose, although this is a complex one to handle properly in a composite - which you managed perfectly. Then, your choice of colors works beautifully, the rainbow-ish flare is a nice touch, and the glowing effect on the highlights brings the final touch. I say, great work.

Ukrainian Sacred Architecture
by mefnj

Comment by snaffles:
strong simple design, nice work

a sinking selfie from a not quite frozen planet
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Comment by Cyrilda:
I'm so amazed at the creative artistry in this challenge. You did a beautiful job. I gave you a 9. Keep up the good work.

Ukrainian Sacred Architecture
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Comment by kiwinick:
great grahics and certaily fits the challenge

one is the loneliest number that you'll ever do
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Comment by chalice:
What an interesting landscape. I'd love to see more of it. 7

The Last Train To Weedsville
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Comment by Mond:
It's hard today to make an image that stands out technically, modern digital camersas are that good. Some photographers deliberately trash camera control to create a retro look, usually with unattractvely blurred results, others turn to specialist filters. Sticking your head up your backside and pretending to be offended when such filters are used is silly when such good results are obtained, and instead of slamming creativity we ought to be embracing and exploring these tools like we would with any other new innovation in photography.

The Last Train To Weedsville
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Comment by bmartuch:
The softness really makes this. I love the perfect alignment on the right.

a lost Picasso
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Comment by mefnj:

Originally posted by tvsometime: Good find but I can't help but feel that it could have been much stronger in monochrome or at least not so color-saturated.

i played with bw and less saturated colors... but then i felt the bright colors fit the "picasso" style more. it is not my personal preference, through.