2nd place Endlessly Rising Kwanon by Danny Boy by Canon DSLR Challenge

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Endlessly Rising Kwanon
by Danny Boy

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29-DEC-2008	Danny Boy

2nd place
Endlessly Rising Kwanon
by Danny Boy

San Francisco

Inspired by the book Godel, Escher, Bach: an eternal golden braid.

Updated file size (still not sure how to do that right. Had to bring the quality to "low").

Thanks for all the comments!

=Danny Boy

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Canon DSLR Challenge		07-Jan-2009 01:56
Definitely clever and impressive! But... also oversized for the challenge. The limit is 150K or 153,600 bytes. Yours is at 175900 bytes. I hope you'l resize it before our host is forced to send it off to Pending and you possibly miss having it in the voting. That would be a shame. ~Lydia

Canon DSLR Challenge		06-Jan-2009 19:02
As other have said...clever and impressive! ~dtallakson

Julie Bird		04-Jan-2009 05:53
Very very clever, conceptually and technically. Julie

Canon DSLR Challenge		02-Jan-2009 02:00
Wow - I am in awe of your PS abilities! Stunning! :-) CJ

Canon DSLR Challenge		01-Jan-2009 22:52
Love your out of frame work. A clever idea well executed. - CameraShy09

jnconradie		01-Jan-2009 10:15
Very clever... very impressive. Your hard work paid off! Compliments and regards Nico

Canon DSLR Challenge		30-Dec-2008 19:17
Cool composite. Good job with the arm sticking out of the LCD. I read something about mathematics, computer, software, and art. Over the last two decades, there's been a great debate whether computer is a science or an art, and this composite seems to say computer foundation is a science, but its application is for art. -Dylan

ctfchallenge		30-Dec-2008 19:00
Very cool, Danny Boy! Very cool. ~Lydia

Canon DSLR Challenge		30-Dec-2008 16:49
Thanks Traveller. The text is from Godel's Incompleteness Theorem, which I don't pretend to understand enough to offer an explanation. But it makes for a fun exercise :-) =Danny Boy

Canon DSLR Challenge		30-Dec-2008 12:47
Gosh, this is Fantastic! What is the writing in the background, however? Best Wishes, Traveller (I'm not saying I don't like it, I'm just curious about all written words....lol)