This was just another stupid entry, which was DQd simply because I am a computer dork and don't even know how to upload a photo off my camera without mucking it up and creating an illegal copy of the original, then submitting that copy fully convinced it was the original. But in the end, who really cares about another boring monochromatic entry. Last I checked it was at a 2.5. That line lead right into the cellar and beyond!
Disqualification Details
You must retain your original, unedited file (exactly as recorded by your camera), and provide it to the Site Council along with a list of your editing steps within 48 hours of any validation request. Files that have been saved or altered with any editing or transfer software are NOT originals.
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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.
Been staring at this for 30 minutes now. I think I'm on the inside of the line itself. I have been traveling along with it where ever it decides to take me. I think I want off now though. Not voting.
Yawn. I'd give this a 1 except that's what you want, but I can't bring myself to give this a 10 like some will to try and stop you getting the brown. Therefore I am abstaining.
Heavenly blue. Blue Heaven. We have all been led to Heaven, but look, there's nobody there. We have all been mislead. 8, because I've looked at this too long.
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