You know, I don’t think I ever really realized just how creepy the whole button-eyes thing in Coraline is until just now.
I whipped that up with the tool at the page for the forthcoming Coraline movie. Sarah’s going to love that pic when she sees it. (I bought Coraline for myself when it came out, [...]
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Did you see the page of spirit photography that Jeff Ford linked to the other day? That stuff is pretty cool, especially in the historical context. I admit, though, that it makes me want to see if I could use my meagre Photoshop skills to cook up something similar from some digital photographs.
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I’m still loving almost every one of the TED Talks, but every now and then one pops up and really grabs me by the collar.
Here’s the one that really hit me this week.
This is a presentation by photographer Chris Jordan, where he presents some of the images from his exhibition, Running The Numbers. (At the [...]
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Remember back in August when I was so delighted with the paper and demonstration video on seam carving technology?
Well, now I can play with that technology. And so can you.
Or, at least, you can if you use the Gimp, since the Liquid Rescale Plugin now puts that algorithm into it. (And why wouldn’t you be [...]
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I’ve been messing around with some software to do image stitching, for the purposes of creating panoramic images from a series of simple digital snaps.
I’ve been meaning to do this for a while, but tonight was the first time I’ve had a moment in several weeks.
So, here’s my first test image: a view of [...]
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