Raw Editing contest #24

[Øivind Tøien]

Plain "non-creative" edits in CNX2:




Even before I noticed Bjørn's contribution, I got the idea to use Fiseye Hemi 

[elsa hoffmann]

first B&W !! I was wondering if someone would do one
Bjørn 

[Harald]

Jakovstyle!

[Harald]

A dramatic one!

[John Geerts]

And another edit 

[Fons Baerken]

interpretations Elsa raw files REC #24

[Fons Baerken]

and

[Fons Baerken]

a different edit hopefully true to the percieved intention

[elsa hoffmann]

I LOVE what you guys have done. Even the subtle changes are great - I wish I could choose more than one

I have certainly seen things here that I would like to duplicate myself.

Any more takers?

[Frank Fremerey]

I understand these challenges are how to present an image. So in my book, just let your imagination run wherever it takes you with the required tools.

As I invented the game long ago. Yes. That is the spirit, Let your inspiration run wild or mild. Cook some nice dish of the RAW meat offered.

In the original set of rules it is ONE RAW FILE ... we made exceptions for PANO and HDR, but I feel it does not please the Contest to have two independent files.

[Frank Fremerey]

I thought of an old postcard that I might have seen as a child, so I added some grain and vignette to a hardish development in Photo Ninja

[charlie]

As I invented the game long ago. Yes. That is the spirit, Let your inspiration run wild or mild. Cook some nice dish of the RAW meat offered.

In the original set of rules it is ONE RAW FILE ... we made exceptions for PANO and HDR, but I feel it does not please the Contest to have two independent files.

Hmmm.... How about this then?

[elsa hoffmann]

Frank - my apologies   
Charlie -  so creative!!

[Frank Fremerey]

Charlie. I love it. 2012 remix ... Roland Emmerich

[Bjørn Rørslett]

Frank: I prefer not to designate these challenges as a "Contest". Such labels go contrary to the spirit of the challenge.

Whether it comprises one or two images is immaterial as long as they are by the same author and, as in this case, ask more or less the same question.

Thus no need for apologies, Elsa.