Streetlamp
by Cory

Comment by markwiley:
Awesome shot, Cory. Great idea well executed -- especially in Minimal.

Streetlamp
by Cory

Comment by wbanning:
Is this the same guy who was bathing at the seashore a few challenges ago? Love it.

Streetlamp
by Cory

Comment by Abra:
Wonderfully done!

Where did you find such a shadey charactor?

Streetlamp
by Cory

Comment by skewsme:
looks familiar

Rainwall
by Cory

Comment by giantmike:
That's pretty wicked!

Nice-Spot-Restyled
by Cory

Comment by jomari:
This looks so much cooler you'd think it was many degrees of latitude removed.

IMG_5410-Rock House
by Cory

Comment by pmichaud:
Oh yeah, I'm liking this.... Good job!!!!

IMG_5410-Rock House
by Cory

Comment by jomari:
Well, wow, what a difference! That's pretty impressive.

La Llorona
by Cory

Comment by Cory:

Originally posted by posthumous: Just to be clear, I have no problem with your process, nor do I have any reason to question your originality (amount of effort is just completely beside the point)... but the process of putting a physical "filter" in front of a computer monitor seems like a complete subversion of the Advanced Editing Ruleset... by the site's #1 Narc.

Well I totally appreciate what you're saying Don. But to my thought process, the critical point comes with the total manipulation of the image and the fact that I'm focused on the filter, not the monitor. If I were focusing on the monitor, instead of the 'filter', then I would absolutely agree that it was a complete subversion of the ruleset.

*shrug*

In any case, we'll see what the SC has to say about it, and what the hell, walking these edges is how we find out where the cliff starts. I'll walk.

Besides, you can't charge me with being unfair - I've revealed my techniques, and even self-reported to the SC for validation because you were concerned. I'm no hypocrite Don, but your statement might easily be read that way.

Message edited by author 2013-09-04 13:30:50.

La Llorona
by Cory

Comment by posthumous:
Just to be clear, I have no problem with your process, nor do I have any reason to question your originality (amount of effort is just completely beside the point)...

but the process of putting a physical "filter" in front of a computer monitor seems like a complete subversion of the Advanced Editing Ruleset... by the site's #1 Narc.