I saw this and want to scream Noooooooooooooo!!!!!!!! I think the mark of a great photo is when it invokes an emotion, and this worked for me 🙂 Happy WW I always enjoy your posts 🙂
This image was done using the Hipstamatic app on the iPhone with the Dali lens. I liked the way the multiple image worked. Definitely was not thinking of earthquake references.
I never once thought earthquake; I was immediately impressed with the snowflake-like appearance. And then by the misty mood that seems to develop. Love it!
That picture really does make one think. That is such a great picture. I guess it could have been an earthquake. We had bridge torn up by a hurricane but nothing that big. Well done.
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Whole lot of shaking going on… They say another big one is due anytime now…
that’s a great shot! how did you create that effect? 🙂
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I saw this and want to scream Noooooooooooooo!!!!!!!! I think the mark of a great photo is when it invokes an emotion, and this worked for me 🙂 Happy WW I always enjoy your posts 🙂
I love star effect. Your “double exposures” are really interesting.
Wow!
Fantastic image.
This image was done using the Hipstamatic app on the iPhone with the Dali lens. I liked the way the multiple image worked. Definitely was not thinking of earthquake references.
I love the effects!
I played too. Mine are here and here.
I never once thought earthquake; I was immediately impressed with the snowflake-like appearance. And then by the misty mood that seems to develop. Love it!
This made me think “I wonder if this is what people who are scared of bridges see”. Great shot!
That picture really does make one think. That is such a great picture. I guess it could have been an earthquake. We had bridge torn up by a hurricane but nothing that big. Well done.
Oh, it looks like it is falling into the bay!
My link is really a map, not a picture. Hope it still counts!
Looks like an asterisk. 🙂
A wonderful image. Love what you did!