Where the point of the sky met the horizon of the building by Canon DSLR Challenge

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08-APR-2007	Barry Reuter

In the style of Group Radius 0.3

Canon EOS 350D ,Tamron SP AF 24-135mm f/3.5-5.6
1/4000s f/4.5 at 21.0mm iso200 full exif

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Canon DSLR Challenge		18-Apr-2007 14:26
Oooh, pretty.. --Melanie

Canon DSLR Challenge		17-Apr-2007 22:51
Kiki, it is a form of polar mapping, but I used a plugin by Flaming Pear called Flexify. The image was also processed with one or two other Flaming Pear plugins. I'm a big fan of plugins (for my non-photo-based photoshop efforts). I wish the older Kai's Power Tools plugins had made the transition from OS9 to OSX. Flaming Pear is my current favorite plugin company. Barry

Guest		17-Apr-2007 18:53
I agree, Traveller, it's a very appealing piece. -Michael

Canon DSLR Challenge		16-Apr-2007 03:36
Well, Berry I still think, even with not being Pops or Victor, that this is an exceptionally well crafted and pleasing image. Best wishes, Traveller

Canon DSLR Challenge		14-Apr-2007 07:24
I am flattered, but I'm not Lee or Victor or Pops. - Artist

jnconradie		14-Apr-2007 07:05
Lovely image. As to the artist: I have to confess that I am clueless. Regards jnconradie

Canon DSLR Challenge		14-Apr-2007 05:32
Lee? -Cat

Canon DSLR Challenge		14-Apr-2007 04:48
Testing my detective skills again: Two first guesses for artist would be pops or Victor -K2

Canon DSLR Challenge		14-Apr-2007 00:24
Very interesting, love the colors and is a wonderful example of Group Radius 0.3, at least as much as I've read of the group! ;-) CJ

Canon DSLR Challenge		14-Apr-2007 00:17
Essay? Group Radius 0.3?? Either someone is very funny or I'm lost lol. Funny effect anyway, polar mapping? -K2

Canon DSLR Challenge		14-Apr-2007 00:00
This one I like quite a bit...the vortex effect is quite startling. Nice and thanks for the Essay on Radius 0.3. Best Wishes, Traveller