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Identify this!


It looks like some type of vegetation magnified thousands of times?
 
Sorry, guys, but its neither xtals nor vegetation. I'm not at my computer at the moment, so I can't post another visual cue right now, but will do so ASAP.

However, in the interim, here are some other clues:

1. The field of view is about one foot at the intended size of the image.

2. The original has been very heavily photoshopped, but only to bring out weakly saturated colors and small differences in brightness from one point to the next. No geometric distortions were made, nothing was removed, added, composited, etc.

3. This is a small crop out of a much larger image that was discussed in a thread on this forum in just the past few days.

4. You will be astonished when I tell you what it is because the original seems to be so muted and nondescript.

Cheers.

More later.

Tom
 
edge.jpg no trickery just a close up then cropped out for the viewers:mrgreen:
 
Yeahhhh! iDad wins this round.


It's the banding artifacts discussed in that thread, enhanced to the N-th degree by running that (already enhanced) image through a bunch of Topaz plugins to increase local tonal and color contrast while preventing the overall contrasts from getting out of hand. I thought it made a very nice abstract design.


iDad, if you feel like it, the ball's in your court, so why don't u submit something odd for identification.


Tom

PS - Nope, Janifar, but they sure do look like loudspeakers, don't they. :-) That's why I posted them. They way they look, I figured that would throw everyone off the right track. Maybe we should open a club with that theme. LOL.
 

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