What a great technique to produce design elements from a single image, Alec. I look forward to see more of your experimentation from images along the shore.
Wes
Matthew S. Gibson
· 1 year ago
Now we're talking! and accomplished completely without any compositing! Really like the color too.
I'll tell you what though... I kept clicking on the image hoping it would open in a pop up window so I could see it bigger... haha - I seriously clicked on it for about 10 seconds wondering why it wasn't opening! I want to see this BIG.
Kimberely
· 1 year ago
Reminds me of spirograph...loved those things. A kaleidoscope of patter and movement. I, like Matt, would like to see this big. kg
Alec
· 1 year ago
Hi Gang,
Matt, YES I thought you might appreciate this more after your comments the other day. I'm getting ready to print it big, just to see how it feels. There is a ton of detail to get into in this image. THanks for stopping by. Kim, hmmm a kaleidoscope you say? Perhaps the reason for the "KS series..."
Alec
· 1 year ago
Hi Wes,
I'm so tempted to get the Nikon just for that feature, and I know YOU have it, you rat. Anywho, necessity is the mother of invention, so there we have it...a bit of a different technique produces its own graphic temper.
Have a great weekend, Wes.
Kimberely
· 1 year ago
Well aren't you clever. I was wondering what the KS stood for. Thank you for sharing.
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Wes
I'll tell you what though... I kept clicking on the image hoping it would open in a pop up window so I could see it bigger... haha - I seriously clicked on it for about 10 seconds wondering why it wasn't opening! I want to see this BIG.
Matt, YES I thought you might appreciate this more after your comments the other day. I'm getting ready to print it big, just to see how it feels. There is a ton of detail to get into in this image. THanks for stopping by. Kim, hmmm a kaleidoscope you say? Perhaps the reason for the "KS series..."
I'm so tempted to get the Nikon just for that feature, and I know YOU have it, you rat. Anywho, necessity is the mother of invention, so there we have it...a bit of a different technique produces its own graphic temper.
Have a great weekend, Wes.