I agree with Milov. Putting it on its side also does something weird to the scale. I thought I was looking at a close up of electronics until I saw the cars and the road. The middle slice of the image seems flattened. This effect reminds me of Naoya Hatakeyama’s river photographs, which are also split down the centre, creating an odd tension between perspective and flatness. My neck hurts š
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I tried overlay effect(photoshop’s layer work) on this photo. I think that it was successful to get perspective and flatness at the same instant.
The rotating angle make more perspective feeling. This way stolen from Milov: )
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Eduardo Marquetti
Nice!
Ię®» dizzy… but ..wait… ahhhh, now I understand!(rotating head) š
milov
cool. looks "right" from many angles (up,down,left,right).
Stu
I agree with Milov. Putting it on its side also does something weird to the scale. I thought I was looking at a close up of electronics until I saw the cars and the road. The middle slice of the image seems flattened. This effect reminds me of Naoya Hatakeyama’s river photographs, which are also split down the centre, creating an odd tension between perspective and flatness. My neck hurts š
palla
I tried overlay effect(photoshop’s layer work) on this photo. I think that it was successful to get perspective and flatness at the same instant.
The rotating angle make more perspective feeling. This way stolen from Milov: )