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There's a Hole in my Monitor...A technical shot of a different kind.
Got this idea from a recent Slashdot post. Not perfectly executed, but you get the idea. D70 + Kit Lens Cheers - beej
very impressive lining up.....
Was that a cut-paste job? or did you have another voice that would get you closer???? Cheers, John
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Top effort! Luv it.
Simon
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Beej
two things: Very creative shot. I like how the image in the monitor on the left is NOT crisp so it looks like you're seeing it through something Second - great to see someone else has a computer desk as untidy as mine Peter
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Thanks guys.
Simple Procedure: take photo with monitor, take photo without monitor, 2 photos 2 layers, set opacity so you can see through, copy the desktop selection on the 'no monitor' layer, save it as a wallpaper. A heap more (and more impressive than mine) here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/w00kie/sets/180637/ - beej
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