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02/20/2013 07:22:32 PM · #76 |
Originally posted by kitkatklok:
Symmetree
hahahah, punny! |
ooooh I like this |
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02/20/2013 10:25:03 PM · #77 |
| I know there's still another day, but I thought there would be more entries by now. This is an easy one, guys :) |
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02/20/2013 10:30:49 PM · #78 |
Originally posted by nam:
I know there's still another day, but I thought there would be more entries by now. This is an easy one, guys :) |
I'm working on it right now! Really fun challenge. |
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02/21/2013 03:45:53 PM · #79 |
Originally posted by GeneralE:
Originally posted by mike_311:
are ewe allow to modify one of mirrored images independent of the other? |
Sheep have a hard time using Photoshop, and are not allowed to become members anyway ... ;-)
I think the two sides are supposed to be mirror images -- that's the point of "symmetry" -- I think editing the two sides differently defeats the purpose of the challenge. |
Two OR MORE sides... |
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02/21/2013 03:48:44 PM · #80 |
Originally posted by pixelpig:
I thought about it. I think this challenge is about bi-lateral symmetry created in PP from one image, mirrored. A flip'n'blend is typically circular symmetry, & almost all the image is new, created in PP. So I agree. Flip'n'blend is not what this challenge is looking for. |
But it's NOT just two copies mirrored.
It clearly says two OR MORE images... so it could be symmetrical vertically as well as horizontally and still meet the challenge. |
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02/21/2013 04:00:57 PM · #81 |
Originally posted by klkitchens:
It clearly says two OR MORE images... so it could be symmetrical vertically as well as horizontally and still meet the challenge. |
Yes, I agree. For sure there's no rule against editing the different iterations differently so it's not subject to DQ -- it's only a question of whether you think the majority of voters will feel your edit(s) meet the spirit of the challenge. |
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02/21/2013 04:05:08 PM · #82 |
Originally posted by klkitchens:
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But it's NOT just two copies mirrored.
It clearly says two OR MORE images... so it could be symmetrical vertically as well as horizontally and still meet the challenge. |
Absolutely. I had misread initially, too. I think it's important to point out that the description says two or more copies.
But I do think the flip and blend approach is not what's intended, as  GeneralE said "It's great fun for creating abstract patterns, but not really what's intended for this challenge, since the images are laid over each other and blended, rather than next to each other to create a "reflection" of the original image. " |
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02/21/2013 04:05:39 PM · #83 |
Originally posted by GeneralE:
Originally posted by klkitchens:
It clearly says two OR MORE images... so it could be symmetrical vertically as well as horizontally and still meet the challenge. |
Yes, I agree. For sure there's no rule against editing the different iterations differently so it's not subject to DQ -- it's only a question of whether you think the majority of voters will feel your edit(s) meet the spirit of the challenge. |
Well, I would expect the "image" to be the same across the "entry"... I was more commenting to the fact that people were thinking it was "one flip" only and that's clearly not the case for the challenge.
Originally posted by nam:
But I do think the flip and blend approach is not what's intended, as GeneralE said "It's great fun for creating abstract patterns, but not really what's intended for this challenge, since the images are laid over each other and blended, rather than next to each other to create a "reflection" of the original image. " |
Agreed!
Message edited by author 2013-02-21 16:06:34. |
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02/21/2013 09:14:56 PM · #84 |
| Over 70 entries now - wonder how many more there are out there. |
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02/21/2013 09:41:55 PM · #85 |
I'm nervous.... I think my image could go either way. From reading this thread... I think mine may be way too boring... orrrrr... mayyyybe it is just what people are looking for. Either way, I'm so happy to be in the game again :) Good luck, everyone!
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