While puzzling out how David made the image in the "Guess How It Was Made"
article, I found this image.

although, I do wish I had been a little less intent on solving David's
riddle and actually thought to save the settings so I could spend some more
time with it... ah well, a found and now lost image. ;)

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jivvy wrote:
> 
> While puzzling out how David made the image in the "Guess How It Was
> Made"
> article, I found this image.
> 
> although, I do wish I had been a little less intent on solving David's
> riddle and actually thought to save the settings so I could spend some
> more
> time with it... ah well, a found and now lost image. ;)
> 
>  [Image]

Nice. 
I guess I mainly like the colours  8)

No idea how it is done but everyone is entitled to a secret...

Remco

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>No idea how it is done but everyone is entitled to a secret...

no secret  ;) -- a camera inside a reflective torus -- camera on one side of
the torus, lights on the other (all on the inside), and a really wide angle
lens.

Claire

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Looks like you did about the same thing as me but with a few small changes.

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jivvy <web### [at] freegraphicscom> wrote in message
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> While puzzling out how David made the image in the "Guess How It Was Made"
> article, I found this image.
>
> although, I do wish I had been a little less intent on solving David's
> riddle and actually thought to save the settings so I could spend some
more
> time with it... ah well, a found and now lost image. ;)
>

Immediately I thought of a name for this image. "Lost Lake." The name Lost
Lake is something from my childhood. There is a place in wisconsin named
Lost Lake, and well nearby is Found Lake. This image looks like a strange
lake to me, and since you lost he settings, well "Lost Lake" seemed
appropriate.

at any point you may all choose to ignore me :)

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i'd like to see a beefed up version wit ha higher trace depth

jivvy wrote:

> While puzzling out how David made the image in the "Guess How It Was Made"
> article, I found this image.
>
> although, I do wish I had been a little less intent on solving David's
> riddle and actually thought to save the settings so I could spend some more
> time with it... ah well, a found and now lost image. ;)
>
>  [Image]

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me too... but I didn't save the settings, and I haven't been able to
duplicate them.

otoh, I did find this while playing about (yes, there *is* a sphere in this
one)... and I did manage to save the settings.

Claire

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>Immediately I thought of a name for this image. "Lost Lake."

I love it.

A wonderful "found name" for the "found and lost" image.

Perfect.

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A robot getting a sigmoidoscopy???

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Source would be most appreciated...?

jivvy wrote:

> me too... but I didn't save the settings, and I haven't been able to
> duplicate them.
>
> otoh, I did find this while playing about (yes, there *is* a sphere in this
> one)... and I did manage to save the settings.
>
> Claire
>
>  [Image]

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