Testing the new alpha code with the droste effect. Looks like I finally got it to work. Yay! And much thanks to Breic for his great contributions.
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Josh Sommers
Josh Sommers
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fdecomite 78 months ago | reply
amazing, you must have a special eye/mind to make it all runs as it has to.
Josh Sommers 78 months ago | reply
Maybe, but I think it is more along the lines of creative use of an existing technique and a willingness to experiment with many different approaches.
Sam Rohn - 360° Photography 78 months ago | reply
this one works very nicely, took me a bit to get my bearings :)
patisfaction ~ censored [deleted] 78 months ago | reply
ooh yeah
another fab droste!
congratz
did u smoothen it out?
r u gonna replace yr own head?
Josh Sommers 78 months ago | reply
Pat- I didn't have to smooth this one out because I am using a new version of the droste code that allows me to use antialiased edges, or varying levels of transparency, and it blends those from layer to layer. I do intend to replace the eternal scream image, I just haven't gotten around to it yet. Those aliased teeth still bug the hell out of me!
Patrick Hoff [deleted] 78 months ago | reply
Now THIS is Esher-esque!
Tulio Correa 78 months ago | reply
I liKeD!
stuad70 77 months ago | reply
An ex girlfriend introduced me to the works of MC Escher in around 1991. THe walls of my home are adorned with some large framed prints. I am simply stunned by your sucessful efforts to recreate the techniques and styles used by the genius himself.
May you have a long and prosperous life ;-)
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Seen in your Most Interesting set. (?)
Urban-Chill 77 months ago | reply
wow, how very escheresque!
3D ale ;-) 74 months ago | reply
;-)
riftalope 71 months ago | reply
Makes me want to drop a clear marble. Good work!
Csaba_Bajko 68 months ago | reply
Amazing great !!
zeb hodge [deleted] 68 months ago | reply
I'm laughing out loud again! This is so funny and fantastic and mesmerizing! If I hadn't known that it was an effect, I would be bound in studying it for a very long time!
Gawd. I'm having literal vertigo looking at it full-size!
Valentina P. 60 months ago | reply
Hi! I'm an administrator of a new group called Life and Travel!
Your shot is wonderful..
Thank you!
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valentino * 57 months ago | reply
Ciao, sono amministratore di un gruppo chiamato Thëma [Escher] [ the random group! ]. Ci farebbe piacere aggiungere l’elemento al gruppo.
italianjob17 57 months ago | reply
great work!
nightwatcher1.5 53 months ago | reply
holy s'*t...this is way beyond anything my brain could realize!!!!!!
to crazy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Dona Minúcia 53 months ago | reply
Hello,
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Nathan Cow [deleted] 51 months ago | reply
the more i see the better ..... amazing.
mhy design 51 months ago | reply
Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Op-Art (optical art), and we'd love to have this added to the group!