Thank you. It is the support columns of a large covered parking structure on a college campus. The camera was moved during the exposure in an arc that matched the verticals. Only post-processing was brightness, contrast, color, and crop. using Kodak Easyshare software.
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Color dyes (red, blue, yellow, and green) are "encouraged" to move around and blend. Very unpredictable, and sometimes I get a good result. Thanks for the compliments...
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David Gagnon: Very nice! It look like slit-scan. How did you made this image?
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Thanks- moved the camera during exposure in an upward-arc. Numerous attempts, one success !
montygm: Congratulations! I am happy you won. It was my favourite from this challenge.
Great lighting and shadows, almost looks dreamlike.
Well done.
Thanks. Sometimes a shot works. The rest of them are practice.
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Thank you.
It is the support columns of a large covered parking structure on a college campus. The camera was moved during the exposure in an arc that matched the verticals.
Only post-processing was brightness, contrast, color, and crop. using Kodak Easyshare software.
Yup. That's Arizona! The desert part of it, anyway. A cliche for good reason...
Color dyes (red, blue, yellow, and green) are "encouraged" to move around and blend. Very unpredictable, and sometimes I get a good result.
Thanks for the compliments...
"on a table and snap a picture of it".