Day 2: Cyrus
by cgino

Comment by wickee_one:
I like the DOF. Your cat is a wonderful model. The eyes and markings are very pretty.

Day 1: Road Work
by cgino

Comment by bs-photos:
I like the editing!! Him looking at you is neat too.

Day 3: House Work
by cgino

Comment by creek41256:
This is amazing....what a great collage and it gives me a real feeling of the construction process and how scattered it makes those involved feel. I love it!

Day 3: House Work
by cgino

Comment by salmiakki:
What a big project! I would be so impatient to get it all finished. Oh, that's the house building I'm talking about. On the other hand perhaps the same comment applies to the collage! I think you did a good job with that, it's pretty interesting.

Day 3: House Work
by cgino

Comment by Tuesday:
I think it looks GREAT! I'm impressed LOL! I haven't tried one of these, but it looks difficult and I think you did a pretty darn good job! :D

Day 1: Road Work
by cgino

Comment by cogerox:
I really like your processing and am going to have to try out the LucisArt filter. I've never even heard of the Imagenonic Portraiture filter (is that a reference to Imogen Cunningham?) What does that do? Guess I'll try that one, too. One of the things I love about todays lenses is the auto focus that allows us to just point in the general direction and, "click", we've go a great shot. Sure worked here. Congrats on the new position. I love Sante Fe. Great place to live and/or work.

Day 3: House Work
by cgino

Comment by sulamk:
what a great try at a joiner and good luck with your house

Day 3: House Work
by cgino

Comment by icu1965:
Wow, that is really something! This photo, and the fact that you're building a house!

Day 1: Road Work
by cgino

Comment by Ken:
This is what I love about these SOL challenges - to see people step out of their comfort zones.

The processing is simply fantastic and brings out so much detail without taking it too far from reality. I didn't realize the deep shadow on the bottom until I saw the original; thanks for posting it. I've used the Lucis/Perfectum combo before, but haven't tried the Imagenonic yet.

Something wicked this way comes
by cgino

Comment by trevytrev:
Looks like one of those velvet paintings, neat effect.