Lunar Radiation Rings
Uploaded: September 10, 2005
OK - its really a translucent plastic picnic plate, backlit for this shot. The hue was changed in PS to dark blue, and the teal glow added with lense flare filter. The thickness of the plastic causes the diffusion of the rings and the imbedded flecks to appear as 'stars'.
Janessa L. Taber-Webb November 14, 2005
LOL-When I first saw this I seriously thought you took this in outer-space. LOL! I was amazed at first until I read what it really was. It's an awesome picture, and I bet you could fool a lot of people with it!!! #343647Brian Lobdell November 14, 2005
Janessa,Jim Kinnunen November 17, 2005
WTG, Brian!!!! Excellent image and congrats on it being featured in the Digital Darkroom edition!!!! #2088712Andi Browning November 19, 2005
This is really an amazing image from a platic plate. You have an awesome gallery...this is my favourite - well done. #2094205Brian Lobdell November 19, 2005
Thanks for your kind remarks, Andi! I loved viewing your gallery as well...your colors are all so vivid and you have very unique work! #2094621Pat Gamwell November 23, 2005
FANTASTIC, Brian! How clever...a plastic plate...alright!!! Thanks for the kudos on my finalist pic. #2114959Brian Lobdell November 26, 2005
Hey Pat...thanks for commenting on this "galaxy in the picnic plate"! It was a fun project! #2122480Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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