What does this photograph represent? - Solution given -
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- #28
Of course Bruce, I'll give the solution on January 1st, if the correct answer is not given before that dateDo we get the answer some time….?
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- #30
Hair.
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- #34
Angled vertical pan blur of a wooden fence???
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- #35
Wallpaper?
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- #36
No Steven, too far from us
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- #37
Good idea Bruce, but no
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- #39
Stay tuned, the solution is not that farI like the abstract but haven't a clue
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- #40
This is the best proposal to date : "I assume intentional camera movement".
You have to dig in that direction
Don't forget, the solution will be given on January 1st at the latest.
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- #41
Let me give the explanation, even if we're not on January 1st
In fact Bleirer and hrv made very good proposals, which give the solution when combined:
This picture was taken in Namibia a few years ago.
My wife never takes pictures. But this time, as I was using another combo, she was carrying my second camera at arm’s length, which I had left on ON.
Without realizing it, she pressed the trigger several times while walking, giving this king of result.
These are grains of sand of different colors and the arc of circle is given by the movement of the device during the walk.
The result of this involuntary photograph is not so bad, it has at least an unusual graphic appearance.
Many thanks to all those who played along and made proposals
More pictures here
In fact Bleirer and hrv made very good proposals, which give the solution when combined:
- camera movement
- a picture from some stone
This picture was taken in Namibia a few years ago.
My wife never takes pictures. But this time, as I was using another combo, she was carrying my second camera at arm’s length, which I had left on ON.
Without realizing it, she pressed the trigger several times while walking, giving this king of result.
These are grains of sand of different colors and the arc of circle is given by the movement of the device during the walk.
The result of this involuntary photograph is not so bad, it has at least an unusual graphic appearance.
Many thanks to all those who played along and made proposals
More pictures here
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- #42
pretty cool
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- #43
wood disk on a lathe spinning?
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- #45
Rich, I gave the answer in the post #41 above