Here's one of my processing attempts, LONG after competition deadline

[baby_mouse]

Which I didn't even figure out was going on...

Hope you like, criticism appreciated!

This one's fairly small. The original's about 45MB, ready for printing REALLY big.

[F.Gordon]

1. Sorry. No more entries

:evilgrin:

That is waaaaaaaay over my head. "I think" I know some of what you did... but doubtful. I'm still in pre-school when it comes to this "extreme" stuff.

Very nice. That would have been a BIG vote magnet.
:thumbsup:

Do you still have the original photo you worked with?

[baby_mouse]

2. Kinda thought so! No worries.

No, I dont have the original shot anymore, I probably couldn't even track down the neg.

[WannaJumpMyScooter]

3. Nice. What was it? Water? Sky?

Trees?

[baby_mouse]

4. It was a person

It may help to step back a little from the monitor. Or shrink it somehow...

[Blue_In_AK]

6. Oh, I see...

Looking over his arm, right?

[baby_mouse]

10. Yes!

Also he had some tattoos, although you can't really make that out at all unless you knew what the tattoos looked like to start with. there's a sort of snakey thing at the bottom left hand corner that's oneof his tattoos.

[WannaJumpMyScooter]

7. Yep, see it now. Great work.

Very metallic.

[regnaD kciN]

9. It reminds me...

...of a modern stained-glass window.

[lakemonster11]

5. That's really cool.

Would you mind explaining what you did?

:hi:

[regnaD kciN]

8. I second that request...

During the challenge's submission process, I asked all entrants to describe the processes and techniques they used to create their work (in a post in the comments thread). I'd really like to know how you created such a wonderful image.

NOTE TO CO-HOST F.GORDON: Although this image was received too late to be a part of the challenge, I'm impressed enough to give it an out-of-competition "Judge's Award" or at least an Honorable Mention. What do you say?

[baby_mouse]

11. I can't remember! I did it years ago

Solarise then auto levels then add original as a saturation layer then SOMTHING ELSE, maybe posterise, I can't remember then find edges then something else then solarise then autolevels again. I think. :-) This sort of multiple filtering doesn't work very well at all unless you're using HUGE images, though...