gaussian blur
by charliebaker

Comment by jmritz:
If I look at this long enough I get dizzy. Hypnotic.

gaussian blur
by charliebaker

Comment by jayzundel:
hurts my eyes, they want to adjust, nice job

gaussian blur
by charliebaker

Comment by chadking:
Love the symmetry of the blur.

gaussian blur
by charliebaker

Comment by clmadden:
Ouch, my eyes!!! I can't fail to see the relationship between this image and the title!

stood of old those pillars high
by charliebaker

Comment by CJinCA:
Great texture in those pillars and the tones are perfect.

stood of old those pillars high
by charliebaker

Comment by Reedman18:
I don't get the title?? The words seem to fit, but in the wrong order? Nice capture.

stood of old those pillars high
by charliebaker

Comment by Ja-9:
I love the repartition of this...wonderful PP

gaussian blur
by charliebaker

Comment by Bilberry:
A good idea but the final image hasn't created a picture that demands my attention. Perhaps it's too abstract for me.

leading beyond leading lines
by charliebaker

Comment by charliebaker:

Originally posted by scrybz: if you managed to do this without breaking "basic editing" rules, I want a tutorial!

No tutorial needed for not breaking "basic editing" rules in submitting monochromatic photos. I'm the one who needs a tutorial for getting photos off my camera without creating a DQ-able "copy".

Editing Steps:
1) took photo of monochromatic surface (back of a spiral notebook)
2) hue shifted to blue
3) saturation increased for intensity
4) noise reduced
5) square crop
6) resized to 800x800
7) submitted
8) DQd.
Note: No basic rules were injured or killed in the shooting of this animal.

leading beyond leading lines
by charliebaker

Comment by posthumous:
You have taken the art form to another level by getting dq'd.