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Divine Multiplication

angelic prismatic feathers

These are the first few photos I took with the "Expert RAW" app on the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra. I rotated it a bunch with my motorized rotating thingamagie and converted from RAW with Snapseed.

Ramblings

Putting my new 3D printed magnetic camera rotation rig through its paces.

Unlike Gordian Knots, the Oddballian Knots are known to withstand any sharp weapons. Alexander the Great would be puzzled with these holographic knots. He'd have to use his mind to untie these. Kiddin'

Continuing to find the glass piece from Neo Silicate to be a very versatile tool. I love the texture it creates and in how many ways it can be used. I especially like how it can simulate the refractions

This is one of my favorite series from a session with the Ricoh Theta Z1. It was about a year ago when I decided to do multiple axis rotations, using my office chair as one of the axis but now I had a

I just can't get enough of the glass piece from this post: Neo Silicate. This time I used the Ricoh Theta Z1 and placed it inside the glass spinning in one direction and the Z1 in the opposite. The light

5 x 3 photonic shards of spectral goodness

Putting a new piece of glass through its paces.

Ricoh Theta Z1 rotating on multiple axis covered with trashcan

In this series I used my favorite teleidoscope, the Vario-Spiegel-Vorsatz, attached to 28mm and 50mm prime lenses to capture several subjects. As I've done in previous posts I put the subject on the same

Continuing the trend I set with my last post entitled Floral Disarrangements III I used the exact same method of camera and subject rotation but I didn't cap the lens in between rotations. I like how liquid

These flowers were in dire need of being disarranged so I rotated them on a lazy susan in steps of about 10 degrees while I also rotated the camera in 10 degree steps. I capped the lens in between rotations.

Ho Ho Ho dear Hiveans, Here are a few stars for you to follow if you are wise and happen to be from the east. No more than three of you are invited though. Sorry. I divinely conjured these with a rotating

For this series I rolled down the black background paper above my illuminated desk to reveal just a slit and then I frantically swung my Gopro Hero 9 around. The advantage of doing this with an action

In this series I used a Gopro Hero 9 at the bottom of a black laundry bucket pointing up. I filled the bucket with water and then spun it on a lazy susan while pointing a green laser at the edges of the

Why settle for less when I can have more. Rotating a nifty little 360 camera, the Ricoh Z1, on multiple axes with a piece of glass also rotating in front of it and a stationary strand of gelled LEDs. Check

Bathing in an RGB laser