W.E.T. (Weekend Theme) Challenge Images

One of the flickr groups I belong to, the Amazing Circles, group, or pool, has a weekend contest series that I just discovered. The guidelines are as follows:

W.E.T Challenge Guidelines

1) A Master image is posted ever Friday and MUST be used to apply the Amazing Circle technique. Download LARGE size for max working area.

2) Add-on filters are allowed however outside resources such as images must be kept to a minimum. THE CIRCLE MUST RETAIN MAIN FOCUS.

3) A limit of three entries per W.E.T

4) Include the Tag: 'wetchallenge'

5) Post a small version of your circle with 'Title' in the appropriate weekly thread.

9) Relax, have fun and ENJOY!!!!!!

Dates and Times

Entries Close: 10PM GMT (22.00) Tuesday
Voting starts: AFTER 10PM (22.00) GMT Tuesday
Voting close: NOON GMT (12.00) Thursday

Voting Process

# Voting rights are open to ALL MEMBERS.

# Cast Vote for your favorite circle (not your own) in the Current thread as follows - NO MORE NO LESS - Wading through loads of text makes record keeping difficult.
(line 1) #1 Member name and IMAGE TEXT LINK.
(line 2) #2 Member name and IMAGE TEXT LINK.

# Member with the highest votes picks the next Master image and agrees to upload it to the group by 7PM GMT Friday.

# Royalty Free- No Restriction stock images are allowed. A good source is Stock.XCHNG or Flickr's own Creative Commons page. Please credit others if you use their pics.

# Large, good quality Master images are prefered ie over 1000*

# When a MASTER image is not posted 5 hours past deadline, one will be provided so not to delay the challenge.

This week, the master image was this one, from last week's winner, a person whose flickr alias is Lifelive:

Using the Amazing Circles technique, which is described at: http://brilliantdays.com/how-to-create-amazing-circles/, and a few other Photoshop filters, I created the following submissions for this weekend's challenge:
Entry #1, Kaleidescope ~

Entry #2, Cellular ~

Entry #3, Triskell en Spirale ~

I had a good time with the challenge, and thought it a neat way to spend the evening, so I wanted to share my efforts with you...