I'm having a great time going through that "not posted because it turned out like crap" file and rescuing a few images that are benefiting from a fresh eye, improved skills, and Topaz filters. Rather than start from the image I didn't like and trying to fix it, I've gone back to the original images and started over. Plus, a lot of those older images were sized at 512kb for Renderosity's old parameters, and that's no longer an issue. This is from a trip we took to New Orleans, Louisiana, in March, 2014. We were visiting friends in the area, and they were kind enough to drive us into the city so we could take pictures in the French Quarter. You can also consider this to be a celebration of the New Orleans Saint's victory today over the Panthers, if you care about such things. (American football, for those of you who don't know and/or don't care.) :P The Topaz filter is Evening Shadow (thanks, Andrea!), with the vignette turned pretty much to zero. It brought out all the detail without being over-contrasted. The underside of that balcony roof was a uniform gray in the other version, and Topaz brought out ALL the detail. Amazing! I shot this in color, but it turned out mono simply because it's black iron work against a white building on a cloudy day. The filter brought out the colorful undertones, which gave this SO much more interest! This is nicely trippy in full view. Enjoy!