The same image in rectilinear mode with added water
WashingMachine01
a720_13
BonalyBridgeViewFX01
A720under08theta
An edit of a screen grab of a Theta 360º picture from the Pentlands A720 page.
IceRinkATXbig
JacobsLadder02
fromChina3
Xbox_Packaging04HowTo2
HoyaBox
HoyaBox2
Xbox_Packaging02a
TescoSummerFruits
TePeInterdental
NintendoCharger6
Higgidy
Xbox_Packaging04
AquariumTestKit
AquariumGravelCleaner02
minirolls
tub-its01
Liquifry
Xbox_Packaging03
TescoSummerFruits2
AquariumTestKit2
LockLockBox
NetgearBooster2
AquariumGravelCleaner03
CDjewelcase02
BorderBiscuits
Xbox_Packaging01
CDjewelcase01
lid00
photoelasticity11
photoelasticity14
dessert
tub-its02
Xbox_Packaging02a
photoelasticity08
TechnicalStuff
TechnicalStuff03
TechnicalStuff_04_1680
TechnicalStuff05
MirrorBalls13
xmasmotor17
SelfShadow02
At_my_PC02
spam05
PCW_kb06a
phototrail03
henniker_clay15
BorderBiscuits01
BorderBiscuits02
BorderBiscuits03
BorderBiscuits04
Yes2_2016(a)
IntoTheEye
From the 1970s, an early attempt at surrealism from 2 negatives. Livingston shopping centre ramp superimposed with Linda's (my daughter's) eye.
IntoTheEyeTrophy
The Dunbar Trophy certificate. The same print was exposed twice in the enlarger. A careless person ruined the original print. Thankfully Linda had the copy depicted here.
snakes
sperm_a
sperms_d
orbitsDCS
PurpleHaze64p160
ripplename
RiplGlbs
360LeamLiftBr01snap
360LeamLiftBr03snap
360LochrinBasin03snap
R0010465snap
R0010467snap
R0010469snap
R0010470snap
R0010471snap
R0010472snap
R0010473snap1
R0010473snap2
R0010482snap
R0010490snap
R0010491snap
R0010492snap
R0010509snap
R0010511snap
R0010513snap
R0010534snap
R0010536snap
R0010537snap
R0010549snap1
R0010549snap2
R0010549snap3
R0010555snap
R0010610snap
R0010611snap
R0010612snap
R0010614snap
R0010622snap
R0010713snap
R0010714snap
R0010715snap
R0010716snap
The Dene (01)
The Dene (03)
The Dene (04)
The Dene (05)
The Dene (06)
The Dene (08)
The Dene (09)
The Dene (10)
The Dene (11)
The Dene (12)
The Dene (13)
The Dene (14)
The Dene (15)
The Dene (16)
1000000 in binary = 64 in decimal
The following images were created on the Atari STFM in
the early ’90s and were full
screen 320 x 200 pixel images in 16 colours from a larger palette. They were
created either by Kozmic or Zonk or neither of the two. In those days I would
often find myself trying to antialias a pair of pixels by placing a compromise
pixel between them by hand!
