[JadeEast]

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Also, check these out, posted them in another thread, but uhm it's 3D photography that I tried out. It worked out pretty well I guess. 
 

 
The close up of the headphones works well to show the stereo effect. Was it a 3d camera, a rig, or???

 

[Steve Eddy]

 
Y'ever had one of those experiences where you look at an everyday object, something you've looked at thousands of times, only this time you see it in a different way as something other than what it actually is?
 
I had such an experience yesterday when I was out in the garage taking a smoke break and was looking at an old tennis shoe. At the angle I was looking at it, it looked like a clown yawning. So I grabbed my old Nikon 990 Coolpix and took a quickie shot of it, using a rung on a ladder as a tripod (didn't have an actual tripod that would get the camera up to my eye level).
 
Most everyone who saw it recognized what I saw almost immediately. However my sister just sat staring at it saying "What? I don't get it. What is it?"
 
So for her I decided to do a little PhotoShopping (or Paint Shop Proing in this case) to make it a little more obvious for her, as well as to remove the background.
 
The clown's "mouth" looked like it could be either a yawn, or a scream of horror. So I chose the latter for the version for my sister. And instead of calling it "Rise 'N' Shine" as I'd titled the original, I titled this one "Horrified Clown."
 

 
Edit: And for reference, this is the original "yawning clown" (save for the background removal):
 

 
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[Shogunner]

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The close up of the headphones works well to show the stereo effect. Was it a 3d camera, a rig, or???

No haha, you just have to take two photos, with ones slightly to the left and one slightly to the right, put them together in photoshop and cross your eyes.

 

[Redcarmoose]

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Very cool. I have hundreds of fractal images I use for revolving desktop backgrounds.
 
I did not know Benoit Mandelbrot had died.

You make them from the basic fractals?
 
 

 

[Redcarmoose]

It's a Lotus Flower which opens slowly after about thirty minutes from when that first photo was taken.
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 


 
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Is that an ornamental banana flower?

 

 

[Jon L]

 

[WarriorAnt]

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You make them from the basic fractals?

No I collect them from the internet here and there.   I think that Fractal App is just fro windoze

 

[Redcarmoose]

 
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No I collect them from the internet here and there.   I think that Fractal App is just fro windoze

 This is a person who makes a bunch. Fractalholic/theoldestfart at deviantArt.com.
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

[WarriorAnt]

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 This is a person who makes a bunch. Fractalholic/theoldestfart at deviantArt.com.
 

 
 

Thanks, just popped over there!   Those are some of the nicest I've seen.   There is something so very exquisite about fractal art.
 
He has an RSS Feed also.

 

[grokit]

The chaos of nature, represented in mathematics and presented graphically. Love it, always have.

 

[james444]

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Y'ever had one of those experiences where you look at an everyday object, something you've looked at thousands of times, only this time you see it in a different way as something other than what it actually is?
 
I had such an experience yesterday when I was out in the garage taking a smoke break and was looking at an old tennis shoe. At the angle I was looking at it, it looked like a clown yawning.
 
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Congrats, I think it's an amazing shot!
 
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Really like this one too.

 

[music_4321]

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[Redcarmoose]

 

[Redcarmoose]

 

[Jon L]

Ever wonder if dogs are truly happy to see you? A visitor tonight...