It is often desirable to crop the square photo at an angle compared to the photograph from which it is taken.
This gallery opens in a separate page. It contains photos and kaleidoscopes derived from them.
There is a slide show with audio. Or you can explore the gallery in various ways.
The kaleidoscopes gallery opens in a separate page. It contains a variery of photo types and Kaleidoscopes derived from them. This gallery will help you determine which of your photos may make good kaleidoscopes
There is a slide show with audio. Or you can explore the gallery in various ways.
What will a kaleidoscope look like? Everything depends on the content of the cropped square image. How big was it. What angle was it cropped at? Was the derived image based on placing upper left first (center image below) or upper right image first (rightmost image below).
For more information, click on “The Effects of Cropping” link at the left.
In the galleries of examples that you can access through the menu links (upper left) the images are presented in trios. The first image (example, below left) is that of the cropped 3”x3” photo. The second and third images are two kaleidoscopes derived from the cropped image. The galleries can be viewed as slide shows or as groups of images that you can select for viewing by clicking on thumbnail images.
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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.
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