But it’s not. More images are emerging from my ever-churning image processing machinery. Witness this photomicrograph of another section of the twigs in my previous post. And here’s another focus-changing scrollgram of the same image. The EDOF multi-image composition above contains over fifty images. The Scrollgram below uses every fifth image and changes focus as […]
I’ve a great friend who also happens to be a world-class Podiatrist who also happens to be my brother. A couple years ago he brought me a few very peculiar tree branches. The wood under the bark had been etched (by forces unknown) with strange alien-looking symbols. “Might make a great photo”, he said. I […]
Another Wigglegram because they’re fun to do. Here’s a gnarly bicyclist on a freezing cold day. In the rain. In a 30mph wind. See how happy he seems in spite of it? Behold the magical power of forest bicycling. This is a multi-image composition you scroll through by rolling your mouse across the frame. 3D […]
OK, so maybe this is getting out of hand, but new ideas for ways to use the amazing wigglegram (scrollgram, actually) keep popping up. Take this one for instance. A chameleon pepper plant that changes from color to grayscale. This multi-image composition changes slowly from color to black and white as you roll your mouse […]
Here’s something new and fun. These wigglegrams don’t wiggle. Nor do they loop. Nor do they autoplay. Instead, they are multi-image compositions you scroll through by rolling your mouse across the frame. 3D Scrollgram. Concept and code By — Jeffrey Friedl — slowly sweep mouse from side to side to view 3D effect Or this […]
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