Weekly Photo Contest – August 20th-27th – Transformation

[Apple fanboy]

Damn.
thank you!

Hugh and Molly sent me an iTunes voucher
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Spot on. I’m not happy with the edit either. But didn’t have much time to tweak it.

Is it a RAW file? Try a grad filter but limit where it’s applied by luminosity.

 

[mollyc]

Congrats to @oblomow! And thanks for the mention!

 

[tizeye]

Okay guys and girls here's the moment I've been dreading all week.



@tizeye You really going to post Microsoft stuff not only in an Apple forum but in a competition hosted by Apple fanboy? Anyway Nicely laid out and a good idea that’s not very obvious.

Of course! A little off the wall. Had envisioned the transformation but as assembling saw an opportunity much easier - photo of a slide rule and calculator with the same calculation shown on each. But had fully bought into this one. Media transformation with 5.25" floppies, to 3.5", CD/DVD disk, usb...and of course, download which can't really photo. Then transitions starting with MS Dos before the Windows version progression, subtly got Bluetooth in there with the Apple mouse sitting on a Microsoft mouse driver disk. All that leading to the transition to Apple with a MBP showing a Windows screen running under Parallels because I have one program, TC2000 stock charting, that since v12 is Windows only.

Also do have some Apple II software in a box somewhere but didn't want to spend the time to find it. All copies 'back-up' disk as originals were sold with the computer as copies would have been considered pirated. Have very fond memories of Apple Works which did circles around Microsoft Works.

Be thankful I wasn't chosen #1 as the new theme would be equally off the wall. I won't say it as @oblomow is likely to specify it as the theme. Trust me, you don't want it.

 

[Darmok N Jalad]

Damn.
thank you!

You got what you deserved!

 

[Somepix]

Thank you and congrats to all !

 

[Scepticalscribe]

An excellent topic and some terrific shots; and nicely judged comments and feedback, @Apple fanboy.

Must say that I loved @oblomow's shot - beautifully composed, and I thought @mollyc's shot lovely, and atmospheric as well.

Roman ruins (or any ruins) will always make my day, so thank you @akash.nu, and I thought the entry submitted by @triptolemus very impressive.