Crossing Boundaries by Canon DSLR Challenge


06-AUG-2007	Melbob

One photograph and a little PPS!
Where is the join? (Hint somewhere near the centre but not quite!)

Canon EOS 5D
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Canon DSLR Challenge		07-Aug-2007 10:49
LOL... Sorry, I've been up bush chopping down trees all day. Ummm.... this is a photo of an old house with an old fence and I thought I'd play a little... The image is a mirror copy superimposed onto itself so that you can't really see the join due to some clever PS work. I had to transform/distort and rotate to get the resultant image to fit on the horizontal plane. Hence... 'crossing boundaries' ... one boundary upon the other! It looked like a rough map of Australia ( Ors trayl ya) but that was just incidental and not at all important... a 'talking point' perhaps... I was then determined to make the background disappear which I almost have...lol! SO... in summary.... just me playing little 'teasie' games. It might even fly... must give it a go? Hope I didn't stress anyone out over this little plaything? ~Regards Bob

Canon DSLR Challenge		07-Aug-2007 09:26
I still say that this looks like a paper airplane...and a damned nice one at that. Best Wishes, Traveller

Canon DSLR Challenge		07-Aug-2007 02:28
Duh...It's Australia? There is too much Symmetry. Calling Melbob...please pick up line one. Best Wishes, Traveller PS Australia is under the title...still?

Canon DSLR Challenge		07-Aug-2007 01:47
Uh, Traveller, of all people, you should get it. Try looking at a globe. -- Victor

Canon DSLR Challenge		07-Aug-2007 00:54
Hi, Bob, you know I'm in favor of experimentation, and this image is getting enough views...sometimes it looks like a discarded newspaper to me...other times, I just don't know. What were you aiming for? Other than fun, of course. Best Wishes, Traveller