Inverse
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The sun is setting behind me, everyone is watching the sun – but this view from Charlottes Pass caught my attention. Not a typical Autumn shot, since we don’t get typical autumnal leaf changes here in Australia!
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Inverted variation of “Revenge of Smoocherella and the Purple Dishwasher”. Acrylic on canvas View my website to see more… / sarahbentvelzen.com
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Best viewed LARGE
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If you use inverse coordinates in a classic Mandelbrot escape time fractal you get a drop-shape figure like this. Right in the middle you see infinity – the tentacles are pointing at it. Created with Fractal Explorer. / / Go here to get this fractal as a free desktop wallpaper (private use only) at my gallery at Caedes.net
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Steph, location dance 2007
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Inversion photo, PSP effects- Black Eyed Susan flowers. .© jc warburton 06, Nikon D70
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I felt transported back in time, here before me was the ice age!
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A Susan Epps Oliver digital original 2008. All rights reserved. Redfield Water Ripples plug-in.
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Inverted upward shot of Queen Anne’s Lace…felt like doing something a little different!
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Sauvie Island, situated ten miles north of Portland, Oregon, is an essential part of the wetland system along the Columbia River that’s used by thousands of migratory birds each year. Please help protect our rivers: All proceeds from the sale of this work will be donated to Oregon Trout, a statewide conservation group working to restore freshwater health and habitat through innovation and education. More images: / /
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The Buchaille with the remains of an inversion being lifted by the suns heat. I’d been dying to get away with my Canon and let it loose somewhere I am famililar with to see what I can get with it. Having just come off nightshift, I knew that there had been early morning mist recently, getting burned off by the sun fairly quickly. I rose at 3am and hit the road, arriving just as the mist was starting to clear. Canon Eos 5D, 17-40L lens, at 24mm, f22, ISO50, with a 0.9 ND grad (Hard edge) and a polariser (not fully polarised). http://lewisgolbourn.redbubble.com/
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Mixed Media inversion Autumn… My favorite time of year But also, cyclically, the times of my greatest struggle As the leaves turn magnificient organges, reds, and yellows I turn inward and begin to prepare for the let down of their eventual fall And my long winter
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This was taken looking SW from between Helvellyn and Helvellyn Lower Man on New Year’s Eve 2008. It was one of the best inversions that I’ve ever experienced.
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A foggy day, a jug of water…lo and behold: my view contained…for posterity! / Canon S5 IS_(Exp time 0.002; F3.5;ISO 80) /
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Playing around with effects and I likewhat happened to this tree, gives it creepy mood and character…..’What do you think?” Photo taken by Canon IXUS
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Large view recommended.
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Cyan
by GlobalphotosStep into the dream….
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When the smog-filled sky remains cloaked in red forever… well, the word forever will probably have lost its meaning by then. The end will grow near. After seeing Red City , my husband stated that this is exactly the kind of series that he would like to see hanging in our living room. Graphic, a little surreal and red! So this one was made with exactly the right colours in mind for our decor. Same photoshop process with several adjustment layers, including invert. Featured in Inverted World on August 17, 2009 The colour of this photo can be changed upon request to match your decor. Please send me a bubblemail to discuss the possibility
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acrylic,image,inversed in photoshop.
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Dreams in the negative: / No pain. / No hunger. / No fear. / No hate. / No helplessness. Are they dreams if they’re backwards? / Can we dream that way? / Can we dream from the wrong direction? She knew only the inversion. / She felt only the wrong way round. / She never / (another negative) / Had a dream that spoke to something facing forward: Comfort. / Plenty. / Peace. / Love. But what’s the positive of helplessness? / Control? That’s all she had and it was a nightmare. / Poor backwards thing. / Facing the wrong way round. / An inversion of the soul. / Always running away. / Never toward. Photo image (shot by me), scanned image of glass beads, along with digital painting; Photoshop Elements 3 and CanoScann 8800F. /
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A collaboration between me and my daughter’s SO Jeff Fuller who took the photo.
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