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1. We Start with photos that you send us. (See “Send Your Photos” for details.)
This photo is of the Tidal Basin at the Jefferson Memorial, Washington D.C. at cherry blossom time.
4. This kaleidoscope is made from the same images as in step 3, except that the initial image is placed in the upper right corner.
2. The photo is cropped to square dimensions -- height and width are the same. As this page (and other examples show, it is often best to crop the original at an angle, depending on the artistic effect you prefer.
You can indicate the way your photo is cropped. Or you can leave it to us.
3. Copies of the cropped photo are placed at the four corners of a larger image. This example starts with the original photo in the upper left corner. Other copies are mirror imaged to create the kaleidoscopic effect.
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The examples pages show you some kaleidoscope images made from photos.
Part of a photo that you take is selected with square dimensions. That area is converted to a four-part symmetrical image -- similar to images seen in a kaleidoscope.
Email your photos. Pick you choice of delivery -- download or Postal.
You have a variety of choices in what you receive.
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