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Repeat transforms to create a vanishing point
Vanishing point - 3
This vanishing point fantasy is a simple result of repeated transforms of a starting image of the main entrance of the new Biological Sciences building. The starting image was first distorted into a square. The first transform scaled it down using an anchor point that was offset slightly to the right and downward from the default center anchor point. That transform was then repeated multiply times..
I found that I liked having the vanishing point offset this way better than I did the result I got from keeping it in the center.
About the starting image:
Taken June 4, 2018
Central Campus, University of Michigan
Ann Arbor, Michigan
uploaded 2/20/19
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From The Creative Process - Project 7 - Transform Tomfoolery
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Bruno Suignard
4 minutes agoexcellent!!
Janet McQueen
7 minutes agoVery cool results, definitely captures the eye!
Donna McCommon
26 minutes agoFantastic work.
Wayne Wendel
55 minutes agoWell done Elizabeth! The only thing I would change is to add a circular polarizing filter to cut the reflection from the glass window. Just a thought? I could have used one on my image today of the store window. If you're in a hurry and trying to keep up you just don't have time to think about how to make the photo better.
Franks-Focus
1 hour agoVery creative and well done.
Bill J Boyd Photography
2 hours agoAmazing work, E. I like the results.
arctangent
2 hours ago2/20/19
Thanks for taking the time to look. Thanks for commenting, if you so choose. Constructive critiques are especially welcome, but fulsome praise is also appreciated. 😉