Photographer’s Notes I have to admit, this was pretty fun. It taught me a new photographic term; it let me explore a new world of filters; and it let me produce a number of interesting derivative photos I’ve repurposed in other places.
The photo is of our (steel) fireplace mantle.
Post processing • Convert from RAW (PSCS5 Camera Raw)
• Reduce Noise (Neat Image)
• Lighten (PSCS5 Curves Layer)
• Flatten (PSCS5)
• Droste Effect (Pixelbender with Droste Filter)
• Dodge & Burn (PSCS5 Overlay Layer)
• Crop (PSCS5)
• Resize (OnOne Perfect Resize)
• Save for Web (PSCS5)
Camera Data • Date: 2013.11.10
• Camera: Nikon D800E
• Lens: Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 24-70mm f/2.8G ED
• ISO: 6400
• Aperture: f/2.8
• Shutter: 1/125
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Using the bright orange vase on the left side was an extremely clever idea: it really creates a very efficient and dynamic line with the recursive effect. Very well done, congratulations on your ribbon.
Probably my favorite of the challenge, the constrained tones work off each other very well and the gap between similar shapes sets up the recusion perfectly.
Steel & Ceramics Number 1
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