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Jeff

Thursday, January 6, 2011

Spider Legs vs. The Purple King


1/6/11 - Week 1

After dinner with colleagues at Thai Satay in South San Francisco, I saw this wicked illuminated tree and shot it with SymmetriCam.  Image reminds me of a late night "B" movie, hence the title.  And for the second night in a row, honestly, one beer. 

Also shot for today's Daily Shoot #417: "Go high contrast today and make a photograph with tons of pop.  Do as much in-camera as possible."
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  1. CrowJanuary 7, 2011 at 7:28 AM

    Although you couldn't call me a fan of modern art, I love the geometrics you've been producing with the Symmetricam. When I first looked at this one, I thought it was a faucet handle, but then after reading the description, I sat and studied the branch structure. In ways, I'm reminded of the old Windows screen-saver pipes, but on the other hand, these images...and this one in particular...have a fractal quality to them which to me is very appealing. Nice work, Jeff!

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  2. Jeff MJanuary 7, 2011 at 8:04 AM

    Thanks Crow. If you like them, I'll keep doing them!

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