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Piper No. 2.2

© Harold F. Bonacquist

Piper No. 2.2

Uploaded: May 12, 2006 20:35:42

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So I figure, why define a pattern from only a part of an image? Why not use an entire image, and avoid repeating the pattern? I went out and took photos of objects that I thought would make good patterns. This image was made using a marble pattern. It is based on one of the high contrast images I submitted in Lesson 4. I selected the image and filled it with the marble pattern. I then inverted the selection, and filled the background with the same pattern. I then darkened the background a bit to bring out the face. Shot jpeg.

Exif: FNumber: 4.5, ExposureBiasValue: 0/10, ExposureTime: 0.01, Flash: flash fired, ISO: 200, WhiteBalance:

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