Architected light pole – genius 😀 It’s not only morphing of eyes and nose that is done perfectly, but your copyright too. Me impressed – even more than usual 😀
Thank you very much Paula. I’m glad that you noticed the details. At first I just placed my watermark down in the corner as usual, but then I thought that it would look better if I put some work into it.
I had to warp and twist my face a little bit to make it fit onto the lion’s face: the nose, lip, chin and eyes are all part me, part lion.
Yes, I have noticed the difference between you and the lion. I know that it is not easy to match two faces, be it human or animal 😀 I can hardly wait to show you my morphing 😉
Oh, we were thinking a little along the same lines today, CG! Love how you did that … especially the way you managed to work your watermark into the pole so that it merged! Great thinking! 🙂
It’s good practice to go back and photograph something that you’ve photographed many times before. It makes you see things differently, and hopefully also to improve.
Wow! You’ve introduced me to something entirely new – morphing! An other-wordly effect here, that’s for certain. And the awesomely creepy remark – spot on 🙂 Love your creativity!
Thanks Stacy! Hopefully some day, I’ll be able to use my creativity in a job.
(Until then, I’m just stuck in that pole, while days & people are passing by).
Cardinal Guzman 
Gosh those eyes look real!
It’s a composite image.
Ah ha! 😊
I always expect water to come out of the lions mouth. Lovely shapes x
You’re right! They’re popular as fountains. Here’s a lion fountain, but unfortunately without the water because it was turned off for the season: https://cardinalguzman.wordpress.com/2012/09/22/weekly-photo-challenge-solitary-fight/
Very stmospheric that one with the sharows x
Architected light pole – genius 😀 It’s not only morphing of eyes and nose that is done perfectly, but your copyright too. Me impressed – even more than usual 😀
Thank you very much Paula. I’m glad that you noticed the details. At first I just placed my watermark down in the corner as usual, but then I thought that it would look better if I put some work into it.
I had to warp and twist my face a little bit to make it fit onto the lion’s face: the nose, lip, chin and eyes are all part me, part lion.
Yes, I have noticed the difference between you and the lion. I know that it is not easy to match two faces, be it human or animal 😀 I can hardly wait to show you my morphing 😉
Beautiful detail (and I’m a Leo). 😉
Me too (but only in this photo).
Very well done!
Thank you Mrs.
🙂
This is awesomely creepy…
Haha, awesomely creepy – I like that 🙂
From what picture did you pull the eyes from?
From a self-portrait. The nose, lip, chin and eyes are part me, part lion.
Oh, we were thinking a little along the same lines today, CG! Love how you did that … especially the way you managed to work your watermark into the pole so that it merged! Great thinking! 🙂
Takk skal du ha Reb! Ja, vi tenkte veldig likt om dette temaet. “Store hjerner, tenker likt” som man sier.
I know I called your work genius last time. This one IS even more so! Cardinal G. com engraved on the lion pole is really cool. The eyes, wow!!
I don’t mind that my work is called genius, twice 🙂 Thanks a lot!
This is really bizarre, and those eyes do look real. 🙂
Thank you. They’re very real, I use them every day.
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Very good, there is a fountain in Belgrade that I must have photographed a zillion times…happy memories and a good image here
It’s good practice to go back and photograph something that you’ve photographed many times before. It makes you see things differently, and hopefully also to improve.
I agree, and the light, the moods shift…
Exactly.
Speechless 😀
Very cleverly processed CG !
Thanks for the compliment Poppy!
That’s just wrong, Cardinal. All kinds of Hell.
Haha, yes it is. Being stuck in there forever, looking at the world passing by. It’s so wrong.
Wow! You’ve introduced me to something entirely new – morphing! An other-wordly effect here, that’s for certain. And the awesomely creepy remark – spot on 🙂 Love your creativity!
Thanks Stacy! Hopefully some day, I’ll be able to use my creativity in a job.
(Until then, I’m just stuck in that pole, while days & people are passing by).
I stayed a lot in front of this image… trying to understand…
Then I knew the way for it, but still wondering about…
Beautiful, in any case !
Thank you, it’s good to hear that you like my surrealistic self-portrait.
The eyes are mesmerizing, interesting choice to choose a detail that says a lot about the style of architecture.
Thanks. It’s like they say: The devil is in the details! 🙂
Very true…