Bifurcator
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Well the image is 4 years old anyway. I'm sure that the particles that formed the object I took the picture of had changed 100% just a few moments after the shot was taken and now are so widely distributed & modified that indeed nothing recognizable as a dandelion remains.
Nikon 880, 1/110 s, f/4.2, 20mm, shot as JPEG on 4/22/04 @ 5:58:50 AM
Here's a few other edits preformed on the original file. I couldn't decide which I liked most so here's all three.
- Enjoy!
Crits and comments always welcome! (I don't remember the circumstances of this shot so I dunno why it appears to be floating in front of a thicket of trees and shrubbery.) PS- The laws of chaos perdition state that if we wait long enough the same particles that originally formed this flower will again join to reform an identical one. So everytime you see a dandelion you can ask yourself if maybe it's this one just reformed again.
Nikon 880, 1/110 s, f/4.2, 20mm, shot as JPEG on 4/22/04 @ 5:58:50 AM
Here's a few other edits preformed on the original file. I couldn't decide which I liked most so here's all three.
- Enjoy!
Crits and comments always welcome! (I don't remember the circumstances of this shot so I dunno why it appears to be floating in front of a thicket of trees and shrubbery.) PS- The laws of chaos perdition state that if we wait long enough the same particles that originally formed this flower will again join to reform an identical one. So everytime you see a dandelion you can ask yourself if maybe it's this one just reformed again.
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