Big Ben, Londinium

[yellow ant]

This was taken using a new surreal technique for a digital camera. No image editing.

 

[SnappingShark]

That's the Elizabeth Tower

 

[yellow ant]

That's the Elizabeth Tower

Lol, you live and learn. I never knew that, thanks

As wikipedia states "Big Ben is the nickname for the Great Bell of the clock at the north end of the Palace of Westminster in London,[1] and often extended to refer to the clock and the clock tower. The tower is officially known as the Elizabeth Tower, renamed as such to celebrate the Diamond Jubilee of Elizabeth II (prior to being renamed in 2012 it was known as simply "Clock Tower")."

 

[qleak]

Care to elaborate on your technique used to liquify the tower?

 

[yellow ant]

Care to elaborate on your technique used to liquify the tower?

I will do soon

I am hoping before it has to be revealed that someone may stumble upon the same technique after seeing the photographs that will be posted, or, especially if they have the ebooks and combine the slightly hidden 'info' in them and the nature of the photos themselves.

 

[qleak]

Care to elaborate on your technique used to liquify the tower?

I will do soon

I am hoping before it has to be revealed that someone may stumble upon the same technique after seeing the photographs that will be posted, or, especially if they have the ebooks and combine the slightly hidden 'info' in them and the nature of the photos themselves.

okay since you're leaving me to guessing...

rolling shutter and intensional camera movement?

 

[Amocholes]

Shouldn't the title be
Big Bend, Londinium?

I like it!

 

[waday]

Care to elaborate on your technique used to liquify the tower?

I will do soon

I am hoping before it has to be revealed that someone may stumble upon the same technique after seeing the photographs that will be posted, or, especially if they have the ebooks and combine the slightly hidden 'info' in them and the nature of the photos themselves.

okay since you're leaving me to guessing...

rolling shutter and intensional camera movement?

I'm assuming the OP wants us to click on their links and buy their eBooks to figure it out.

 

[yellow ant]

Care to elaborate on your technique used to liquify the tower?

I will do soon

I am hoping before it has to be revealed that someone may stumble upon the same technique after seeing the photographs that will be posted, or, especially if they have the ebooks and combine the slightly hidden 'info' in them and the nature of the photos themselves.

okay since you're leaving me to guessing...

rolling shutter and intensional camera movement?

I'm assuming the OP wants us to click on their links and buy their eBooks to figure it out.

That or hopefully from the photos on the website or posted here and with the discussion on the forum people can work it out. The best things come with a bit of effort and this certainly looks worthwhile. The results are stunning, as you can see.

 

[yellow ant]

Shouldn't the title be
Big Bend, Londinium?

I like it!

I have called this type of surreal effect Big Bendy, glad someone else thinks the same.

 

[yellow ant]

Care to elaborate on your technique used to liquify the tower?

I will do soon

I am hoping before it has to be revealed that someone may stumble upon the same technique after seeing the photographs that will be posted, or, especially if they have the ebooks and combine the slightly hidden 'info' in them and the nature of the photos themselves.

okay since you're leaving me to guessing...

rolling shutter and intensional camera movement?

If you are someone else wants to try that idea out and post the results here then we can see if that is the technique

 

[qleak]

Care to elaborate on your technique used to liquify the tower?

I will do soon

I am hoping before it has to be revealed that someone may stumble upon the same technique after seeing the photographs that will be posted, or, especially if they have the ebooks and combine the slightly hidden 'info' in them and the nature of the photos themselves.

okay since you're leaving me to guessing...

rolling shutter and intensional camera movement?

I'm assuming the OP wants us to click on their links and buy their eBooks to figure it out.

That or hopefully from the photos on the website or posted here and with the discussion on the forum people can work it out. The best things come with a bit of effort and this certainly looks worthwhile. The results are stunning, as you can see.

Don't hurt your arm patting yourself on the back

 

[epicabelle]

Hey, rollorules here (epicabelle) I'm new on this- how do u make ur own forum? I think ur pic of the Big Ben is really clever! Is it a reflection?

 

[yellow ant]

Hey, rollorules here (epicabelle) I'm new on this- how do u make ur own forum? I think ur pic of the Big Ben is really clever! Is it a reflection?

Hello epicabelle,

Do you mean how you start or make a new thread or post (not forum), to add your own images? If you do then click on the grey box near the top marked "Post New Thread".

Thanks for comment about the Big Ben photo. It is not a reflction, it uses a new photo effect.

 

[Kev Richards]

The funniest thing I have ever encountered there is that as soon as the bells start to chime, people start to take pictures, some even wait until ole Big Ben itself starts up. makes me chuckle every time I witness it.