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Platanenenallee
Top of Main Tower (2xPiP)
Holbeinsteg
Victorian green glass
Eiserner Steg
Leaning towers (PiP)
Pedestrian overpass
Love will never die
Oevelgönne
Sandtorkai-Hof
Books, books, books...(PiP)
Wer ist da der Assi?
Hamburg Hauptbahnhof
St. Mary's churchyard
Pied du Mur/ Marble Bay
Grün-Rot
Fischmarkt
Störtebeker
Golden Hula Hoops (2xPiP)
Blaue Stunde Steinwerder (PiP)
Stadthafen Waren (PiP)
Daybreak over Bern
Panta rhei (PiP)
Lightscrew
Good Friday Procession
Holbeinsteg
Mainhattan at night
Bankfurt (2xPiP)
Römer-Disco oder "Frankfurt Fades" (3xPiP)
Grinsesteinchen
"Alle Grenzen haben Eile" - Luminale Frankfurt/Mai…
Mdina, Città Notabile
Mellieħa fence shadow
Corner Saint
BLUNA
The patriarch and one of his ladies (2xPiP)
Lotos-Effekt
Mirrors
Street Art triptych
Watering cans
Barcode reflection
Røros
Oslo Opera House
Toppen in first light
Sørøya sunset
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Frankfurt in the sky... (4xPiP)
TSC: Mirroring
I availed myself of the permission to use archive photos in this case, but they are only 2 days too old;-)
An ultra wide angle photo of Holbeinsteg which I first cropped to get rid of the people and then mirrored in Photoshop Elements. The original photo is in the first note.
The 2nd note is another cropped photo, polar coordinates applied, turned 90° and then mirrored. 3rd note shows the first step (polar coordinates), 4th note is the original.
I availed myself of the permission to use archive photos in this case, but they are only 2 days too old;-)
An ultra wide angle photo of Holbeinsteg which I first cropped to get rid of the people and then mirrored in Photoshop Elements. The original photo is in the first note.
The 2nd note is another cropped photo, polar coordinates applied, turned 90° and then mirrored. 3rd note shows the first step (polar coordinates), 4th note is the original.
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