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    The biggest mosaic to date made from the Long Line group tiles. Look at the large or original sizes to see the individual tiles.

    Large size (1024x717) | Original size (6000x4200)

    Every tile is a square photograph with a line running through it, connecting to neighboring tiles. The algorithm used for creating this mosaic makes sure that there is just a single branching line that connects every point on the map with every other point. Unfortunately, in this image it doesn't wrap around on the sides.

    Tiles used are by
    dwstucke (1181)
    Genista (2366)
    dotpolka (266)
    lifeinpixels (389)
    Studio H (119)
    groovy mother... (14)
    Voodoo Zebra (13)
    curiouskiwi (25)
    squeak_ (9)
    The Department (6)
    otherthings (62)
    dano272 (5)
    vitch (22)
    jbum (3)

    potaufeu, Paul Watson, Colin Angus Mackay, Iggy., and 49 other people added this photo to their favorites.

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    1. mikep 99 months ago | reply

      wow, very cool

    2. srta_mirage 99 months ago | reply

      jjajaj!
      que creatividad mas grande..
      bella foto..

    3. StarrGazr 74 months ago | reply

      I missed this too, but thanks to Ben, I found is on his blog! :)

    4. mlhradio 16 months ago | reply

      Congratulations on receiving more than 10,000 views -- that's quite impressive! Now that you've reached this milestone, you might want to consider graduating this photograph from the 'Views: 5000' group to the 'Views: 10000' group, which can be found here: www.flickr.com/groups/views10000/

      Once again, congratulations and hopefully your photos will receive many more views in the future! Reminder: Photos should only be in one 'Views:xx' group at a time. (This is an automatic message posted to all items in the 'Views: 5000' group that receive more than 10,000 views. There is no need to reply to this message.)

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