Infinity
Uploaded: March 02, 2009
Original image is of a Balsamroot flower, the petals of which have been morphed onto oblique disks, creating a figure eight or infinity sign. This was then multiplied infinite times to the horizon by using another Abode PhotoShop plug-in. Entered into the “Digital Darkroom” category.
Exif: Flash: did not fire., Model: DSLR
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