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Two Churches

© Jeff E Jensen

Two Churches

Uploaded: May 01, 2013

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1/500 Sec - f/5.6 - ISO 100 - 560mm
Canon 1D Mk IV - Canon 400mm f/4.0L DO - Canon 1.4x Extender


Exif: F Number: 5.6, Exposure Bias Value: 0.00, ExposureTime: 1/500 seconds, Flash: did not fire., ISO: 100, White balance: Auto white balance, FocalLength: 560.00 mm, Model: Canon EOS-1D Mark IV

Comments

Dale Hardin May 01, 2013

It's a small world Jeff. Never have tried this technique yet. Like the color pallet you have also. #1526467

Kalena Randall May 02, 2013

How did you do this? Wow! #10678879

Rita K. Connell level-classic May 02, 2013

Jeff this is awesome...I was just playing around with this the other day and couldn't find the right image. #10678901

Arthur Bohlmann May 02, 2013

Nice work. May I ask how did you do this? #10678910

lisa anderson May 02, 2013

Ditto! So cool and how did you do it? #10678947

Jeff E Jensen May 02, 2013

Thanks, everyone! These are fun to play around with, and like Rita said, you have to have the right image to make it work.

I wrote about the process on my blog:

http://jeffejensen.blogspot.com/2013/05/playing-around-little.html

Mostly, once you have the basics down, you just need to fine tune the process.

Here's another image. #10678952

Kalena Randall May 02, 2013

Thanks for posting about your blog, Jeff. I saved it to my photagraphy bookmarks folder. I'm going to be doing a bunch of reading! Whoops! Aren't I supposed to be doing an accounting class?

Accounting = snoozzzzzzz!
#10679598

Jeff E Jensen May 02, 2013

Built another world tonight. #10679806

Michael Kelly level-classic May 03, 2013

These are very good Jeff! I have played with the polar coordinates filter but have never achieved a nice result like you have in these shots. #10680536

Jeff E Jensen May 03, 2013

Thanks, everyone!

Mike - I think the trick I stumbled upon this time has made all the difference. As you know, these work best if you have an image that has a strong horizon. They work even better if the content on both edges of the frame is pretty similar. When I was messing with these the other night, I realized that the best way to get similar material on each edge of the image was to duplicate and flip the image. By doing that, you end up with the exact material on each edge s it lines up well. It also makes for some interesting elements in the images, having things repeat. when I get some time, I'm going to fiddle around with using multiple images. #10680562

Elaine Hessler May 03, 2013

Nothing to say other than, "Way cool." Thanks for the hints-the pics on the blog are awesome too. Now I have something to do NEXT winter! #10680705

Susan Williams May 03, 2013

I really like all of these images, Jeff. They are more on the "Far Side" compared to mine and much more complex. Do you track your work flow or just play, play, play? #10680841

Rita K. Connell level-classic May 03, 2013

I really love the disneyland one the best very cool indeed. #10680867

Michael Kelly level-classic May 03, 2013

Thanks for the tips Jeff - I may have to try this again now that I have seen your results. #10680899

Rita K. Connell level-classic May 03, 2013

I was playing around tonight and your tips worked great thanks. #10681110

Jeff E Jensen May 03, 2013

I. JUST. CAN'T. STOP.

I used two images for this one. #10681138

Peter W. Marks May 04, 2013

Susan, not long ago I asked Jeff whether he ever worked and he never did reply so I think you have hit the nail on the head- it's just play, play, play!
But these are certainly 'cool' and understand I am too old to use such a juvenile expression so will just say "Oh wow Jeff!" Excellent stuff. #10681573

Rita K. Connell level-classic May 04, 2013

your last one very cool....I have played some but I am in the middle of trying to get a portrait done and one more to go before I can really play....gurrrr! #10681653

Beth Spencer May 04, 2013

Jeff, I know I am late to this one, but these are amazing and yes Peter I will say it, don't care how old I am - "These are really Cool!' If I ever get a some spare time I am going to try this!!! #10682015

Teresa H. Hunt May 04, 2013

These are awesome Jeff. I love the original post it has a cartoon look. The Disneyland one is lots of fun as well. :) #10682138

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