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Canon DSLR Challenge | all galleries >> Challenge 110: PINK FLOYD Songs (Hosted by Yuvraj Dodia) >> Eligible > Grand Viziers Garden Party

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31-DEC-2007	Kelly Bellis

Grand Viziers Garden Party

Ellsworth, Maine

Canon EOS 40D ,Canon EF-S 17-85mm f/4-5.6 IS
1/500s f/5.6 at 41.0mm iso100 hide exif

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Date/Time	31-Dec-2007 10:19:03
Make	Canon
Model	Canon EOS 40D
Flash Used	No
Focal Length	41 mm
Exposure Time	1/500 sec
Aperture	f/5.6
ISO Equivalent	100
Exposure Bias
White Balance
Metering Mode	matrix (5)
JPEG Quality
Exposure Program	aperture priority (3)
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Canon DSLR Challenge		07-Jan-2008 17:18
I keep coming back to this. It is absolutely brilliant. Bravo Kelly. -Najinsky

Canon DSLR Challenge		07-Jan-2008 05:02
Thank you so much for the additional information Kelly! --Melanie

Canon DSLR Challenge		07-Jan-2008 01:10
Awesome piece of work. I love it. Cheers, -mikey

Canon DSLR Challenge		07-Jan-2008 00:27
Wow Kelly, now that is what I call patience! I reckon that accurately reflects what was in their brain at the time PF was writing lyrics? ;-) Terrific work Kelly, love that transform function. ~ Regards Melbob

Canon DSLR Challenge		06-Jan-2008 21:28
Thanks Yuvraj and Lelanie for commenting. Melanie - Sorry for being too brief. After the figure was selected and residing on its own layer, I created a new layer and drew a single line (in red) on its own layer. Next I copied that layer, Ctrl+t (transformed that layer) and rotated the copy 60 degrees. Then repeated that procedure so that there were three lines, each on their own layer and then placed them so that they all intersected at a common point and then merged these three layers calling it grid. From this point, I then constructed the basic module using the previously cut out figure by copying and transforming the figure five times and arranging them as shown below. With the grid layer and module layers linked, I then began copying them and placing them so they were in perfect alignment with the grid. Let me know if that doesn't answer your question. - Kelly

Canon DSLR Challenge		03-Jan-2008 02:55
So very cool, I love this. Thank you for sharing the process. I'm still not entirely sure how it all came together, but I might try playing at such a thing sometime. --mlynn

Guest		02-Jan-2008 23:08
This so cool ..Kelly ..!!! Very nicely executed. :) and Trippy indeed ... Also, This can be a cover for any Psychedelic Album...

Canon DSLR Challenge		02-Jan-2008 18:14
Hi Lydia - Thanks for asking. The figure that is repeated thousands of times in this spacey pattern is an intentionally blurred figure in a snow storm - see below. After cutting out the figure, I created a module of six figures and then repeated the pattern on triangular grid until it filled the 20" x 20" canvas - that was level 1. After copying the the level 1 group, I transformed it by scaling it down 70% and then copied the module a few more times to fill the canvas again for level 2. And so on and so on down to level 5. For levels 6 and 7, I merged all the figures onto one layer and then used the clone tool to fill out the canvas. Then I adjusted the opacity and applied a Gaussian blur to each layer in varying degrees adding a final layer with a radial gradient. - Kelly That's me acting like a snow monkey ;)

Canon DSLR Challenge		02-Jan-2008 15:58
Cool, Kelly! What are those things? Did you paste them all in? Really cool look. ~Lydia