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One more just for variation. Supposed to be watercolor, I think more like an earthquake.

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The floor looks great with AI. Might have taken a lot of time now but it keeps improving and eventually a simple task.

Didn't know what to do, so........

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We had a lot of lookers, over 100, but not many votes were recorded.

We had a TIE. In the event of a tie, the first entry in becomes the winner.
OUR WINNER this week is DWU2. Congratulations on your win DWU2. The image had a nice architectural drawing effect not done too often. I did enjoy it. Not sure why it had the ghosting at the outer edges of the building or if it could be lessened using the software or just painted out manually.

Edit No. 2 DWU2 ......2 Votes
Edit No. 7 jaymatt ....2 Votes
Edit No. 8 John N .....2 Votes
Edit No. 5 SonyA580 1 Vote
Edit No. 12 NJFrank ..1 Vote

I'll Private Message DWU2. We should have a new MIYE image soon.

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Thanks Jack.
I shot it one more time. Focus stacked 11 images using a 40mm macro lens reverse mount. On this one you can see the small bug, I mentioned previously, under the right side of the flower pistil.

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Thank You Bev.

This was actually shot using a Lensbaby.

Playing with different settings and lenses. As I was dialing in the focus I saw a small bug emerge but hid deep within before I could get the shot.

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The B&W image is beautiful. I tried a little IR using a filter, a camera conversion is 10 times better, you have proven that here.
Good purchase Erich.

** Time to Vote **

Edits were done with several different editing techniques. You will see some that are enhancing the original, some enhanced and then made as black & white images, some are composites and some become a piece of art. Your votes indicate what you like best that still uses all or part of the original image. There is no right or wrong vote, just vote for your favorite.

👉🏻 Anyone can vote. 👈 Tell us the one you like the best.

Click the link below. When the link opens it will automatically start running the pictures for 3 seconds each. To change the setting move your cursor to the lower left corner of the window, a menu opens and you can change settings.

As always, view the edits then return to leave a reply post using the matching number for the edit you think is best.

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSwnklh7jWli2YVqx6gpONH9VTcz_VplbNyjfH5v0ztj2tcUeoDW2AWJsosPu2lmlCjG2SyZwo_EmyA/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000

Thanks, everyone. Interesting responses.

I took the slides off the shelf that hadn't been looked at in 55 years to make digital copies. I'm not sure if I set a timer or had someone take this shot of me while in Vietnam. I only had a built in camera flash back then.

I almost don't recognize myself. I was about 120 lbs lighter then. See the picture of my wife, girlfriend at the time, on the locker door? A couple of other notable things in the picture is the pack of cigarettes in my left shirt pocket. Just about everyone smoked back then, I quit after my first son was born. On my left-hand pinky finger is my girlfriend's ring, later lost while swimming in the South China Sea, not cool.

I'll keep going through the slides. Might find some suitable for My Image Your Editing. Some should be very challenging.

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Thank you.

Thank you.

Thanks Linda and Frank. I wish I could say I came up with the tin-foil on my own but to be truthful I saw someone else use the tin-foil first as a background during a macro shot.