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Droste Effect Self Portrait 2015.

Droste Effect Self Portrait 2015.

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GT-I9505

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Aperture f/2.2 ISO 50 Shutter 1/59 Focal Length 420/100

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Jul, 2015

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Cool Edit !

That pretty slick! How did you do that?!!

It's tricky to explain, if you look up the droste effect there are some tutorials around, the hardest part is getting your computer to understand the algorithm.

So cool

Love this!!

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Absolutely creepy and fantastic!

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Six shot composite taken near Glen Coe in Scotland.
All images taken in RAW at f-14 1-60 iso 200 18mm.

Barbary macaques

Eyes of the Clown.

This was taken last month at Newhaven Fort a large defensive structure built in the 19th century to defend the harbour at Newhaven, on the south coast

I made this using a recursive algorithm called the Droste effect inspired by Mc Escher.

A stereographic projection of a 360° panorama comprising 52 individual photographs.

Stag!

Gold Hill.

Make up by VVZ FX Make Up Copyright © 2013 Antony J Barbour

Two young stags practicing their fighting skills for the rut.
Copyright © 2013 Antony J Barbour.

Durdle Door further Down the Hill.

Dual.

Magical words.

The technique of double exposure photography can be used to great effect to express emotions or deep motivations, you might therefore be wondering why

A while ago my wife and I came home to a bit of a surprise, as I was about to open the back door to let the dog out I noticed what I at first assumed

Six shot composite taken near Glen Coe in Scotland. All images taken in RAW at f-14 1-60 iso 200 18mm.

Dusting For Prints.
Concept by Jen Catterall. Make up by V Van Zandt. Photography & editing By Antony Barbour. Copyright © 2013 Porcelain Porcupine

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