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Vortex
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Uploaded: 02/11/04 12:42 AM GMT
Vortex
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(Main) Photography->Manipulation
I played around with a photo I shot of some big pipeline in an industrial area nearby. This is what I came up with. :) I got one more version that I will upload but I think this one is maybe visually cleaner and perhaps better as a desktop image.
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02/11/04 12:53 AM GMT
Nice work here Klas! This makes me think of that old "game" spirograph. Remember spirograph? I used to love that when I was a kid.
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-Everyone is entitled to my opinion-
Hehe, thank you. No I never heard of that one. I didn't have a computer as a kid. I make up for that now I guess. ^_^ Or maybe it was an ordinary game?
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Haha, yes does remind me of spirograph. It was an ordinary drawing game! Great work Klas!
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"Next week there can't be any crisis. My schedule is already full." - Henry Kissinger
nice image.
I agree with the other comment.
I agree with the other comment.
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Sous le soleil, toutes choses doivent finir un jour /
Under the sun, all things must finish one day ( Legolas Lord of the rings )
Sensational, Klas. This is so delicate and beautiful. Wonderful colors and sense of depth. I'm looking forward to more in this series.
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"Success is getting what you like. Happiness is liking what you get." -anonymous
Thank you all for the great comments. I totally missed spirograph... How did you do it? Tracy, I'm afraid the other ones in the series is not so delicate in color... That's why I posted this "original" file. It's in some ways better than the others. ^_^ I can't help playing around though. :)
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Go to http://www.epicycles.com/#Download to get your very own spirograph drawing program.:-)
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"Next week there can't be any crisis. My schedule is already full." - Henry Kissinger
Thanks for the link Darryl. I understand more of how spirograph images are made manually now. I'm afraid I can't use the program since it's Windows only. ;-) It did however motivate me to find a Mac compatible version of a simillar app. :) I'm trying it out now... Lets see if I can use it for some desktop fun. :)
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You're definitely blurring the boundaries between the Photography and Computer galleries, Klas - if you hadn't said you'd started with a photo I would've guessed this was pure CG. There's a great sense of depth in the patterns, particularly the orange areas. Very nice. And one of the first programs I wrote for my first computer (Sinclair ZX81 anyone?) simulated a spirograph.....
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Thank you Simon. That was really nice to hear. The starting image is graphically really simple but the light is great in it. I didn't use any filtering really, only layering the image upon itself to create this effect. It's a time consuming technique to follow through, but I think it's fun to see the result. ^_^ (That computer is definately something I never heard of by the way...)
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