Well, there it is. I used my granicule to position the vase, and voila!, the result is as you so perceptively found it.Though I have to say (*cough*) deepop, that according to my interferometer (with granicule) and a quick BoE Fourier transformation, the vase is 1.97 microns off centre. Not that anyone would notice
Now that is nice!
Thanks, Robert
Great one, Jilly. For reasons (of which I have no understanding) it brings to mind an ancient fallen temple. Love the sheep grazing to the left.
beautiful
Perfection.
This tells such a story!! Sooo great... (and they look a bit mischievous to my eye...
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Barely two days in and already nine *love it* images
You B&W mobitoggers are a talented lot
Though I have to say (*cough*) deepop, that according to my interferometer (with granicule) and a quick BoE Fourier transformation, the vase is 1.97 microns off centre. Not that anyone would notice
If we are looking at this as a 'challenge' it should be closed now as I think the winner has already been posted!Barely two days in and already nine *love it* images
You B&W mobitoggers are a talented lot
Thank you David. Yes, it reminded me of something vaguely Inca. They were rooms of some sort and about 15ft deep with no door!!!!
Thank you.
Wow Ryn, it looks like it's lit from within. Gorgeous.
Wonderful street scene John. It's only the clothes that give away the era, otherwise it could be an old photo.
Thanks Jilly, as I think I said the other day, Lincoln is one of those places not ravaged by town planning in the 50's / 60's.
Yes!
Another example of why I love England.
John's B&W skills?Another example of why I love England.
