Modified 4
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Comment by jomari:
Although I like the warm golden tones of the original this modification brings a whole new mood. The little window pastiches were barely to be noticed before but now add to the mysterious story, especially the figure, with head obscured by the pane frames.

Original 3
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Comment by insteps:
Don, I like the inky blue tones in this one. It's dark but I find it more mysterious this way. From milky way to shore break, I can almost feel the cold moist sand on my feet.

Modified 1
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Comment by RKT:
She still doesn't know where she's going, even though you've cleared things up a bit for her.

Modified 3
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Comment by Germaine:
THE EYE emerging from the primordial ooze...

Modified 3
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Comment by Melethia:
I looked at the original and saw a wolf. Rotated, though, I think my wolf disappeared.

Modified 3
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Comment by hajeka:
Looking at one of your comments, you're in "borg" mode at the moment ;) And this image fits so well!

Modified 3
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Comment by mariuca:
Looks like you want to take incongruous images that were taken by accident and were underexposed and apply curves or any method of high key to give them life and meaning.
In which case the term "modify" is not the one I'd apply - but I am not too sure about this.
Modify to me is almost sending me into a more drastic processing that involves skewing and perspective and dramatic crop and such.

You managed here to transform an unhappy image into a purposeful one. The eye appeared from nowhere is looking from another world to its former avalanche of tear or perhaps to a solidified earthly formation.

Modified 3
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Comment by nam:
You brought out the eye . . . I mean the EYE. I am not going to stay around long enough to find out what is behind that rock!

Modified 3
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Comment by mitalapo:
I see a dog
longing for a caress
while a mask winks
in the starry night

Modified 3
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Comment by jomari:
I think this belongs on the cover of a Stephen King novel! (Or maybe a book of poetry.)