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By: Sharon Chambers
Copyright ©2007

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Photographer	Sharon Chambers {Karma:1833}
Project	#31 The Square Image	Camera Model	Nikon D70
Categories	Photoart	Film Format
Portfolio	Scenery	Lens	Nikon 18-70mm f/3.5-4.5G IF-ED AF-S DX
Uploaded	11/3/2007	Film / Memory Type	none
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Views	462	Shutter
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Critiques	7	Rating	6.25 / 4 Ratings
Location	City - Dunedin State - OTAGO Country - New Zealand
About	a new technique I discovered. This took ages but was fun and I quite like the result!

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Rick Page {K:5242} 11/6/2007

Sharon you have talent in many areas of photography.This and your landscapes are my favorites.......Rick

Stan Ciszek

{K:56854} 11/6/2007

Very interesting photoart,
Congratulations,
My best wishes,
Stan

Kamran Bakhtiari {K:24048} 11/4/2007

very nice artwork,vivid blue.beautiful and eyecatch

Gustavo Scheverin

{K:164501} 11/4/2007

Excelente abstracto, muy original.
Felicitaciones!

Derk Jager {K:865} 11/4/2007

This is very cool. A perfect image for a distortion technique that is very hard to use I think.
Regards, Derk

Sharon Chambers {K:1833} 11/3/2007

Hi Ali, It is what is called a 'polorama' which I just discovered recently. I can't remember the web site for how it works! Basically it uses a panoramic photo (this one is of some old jetty poles at the local beach) and you use 'polar coordinates) in photoshop to turn the photo into a 'planet'. Then a LOT of editing to get it to look right. Something different and fun!

ali saffetoglu {K:3463} 11/3/2007

interesting:)) but what is this:))?

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