I'm working on a renewal of my web pages.

And while I was searching my HD for new candidates to
my online POV-gallery I found an old file I made some time
ago with spheres in a Moebius band pattern.

Modified it a bit and made the pigment position dependent.
(Relative to its position in the Moebius band.)

The small image is an enlarged region of the big image.

Please comment.


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Download 'moebiusmarbles.jpg' (83 KB) Download 'sphere.jpg' (48 KB)

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Preview of image 'sphere.jpg'

have you considered using this in a composition?  Like bubbles in a
champaigne glass?

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"Tor Olav Kristensen" <tto### [at] onlineno> wrote in message
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> I'm working on a renewal of my web pages.
>
> And while I was searching my HD for new candidates to
> my online POV-gallery I found an old file I made some time
> ago with spheres in a Moebius band pattern.
>
> Modified it a bit and made the pigment position dependent.
> (Relative to its position in the Moebius band.)
>
> The small image is an enlarged region of the big image.
>
> Please comment.
>
>
> Tor Olav
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nice composition

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I really like the detail, but I'm losing the shape of the moebius strip.
Maybe adding a background of something simple would finish of composition
nicely.

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Tor Olav Kristensen wrote:

> I'm working on a renewal of my web pages.
>
> And while I was searching my HD for new candidates to
> my online POV-gallery I found an old file I made some time
> ago with spheres in a Moebius band pattern.
>
> Modified it a bit and made the pigment position dependent.
> (Relative to its position in the Moebius band.)
>
> The small image is an enlarged region of the big image.
>
> Please comment.
>
> Tor Olav
> --
> mailto:tor### [at] hotmailcom
> http://www.crosswinds.net/~tok/tokrays.html
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Nice creation. I would recommend a background of some sort since the spheres
are reflective. Maybe the Moebius shape would be more obvious with less
randomness or a different viewing angle?

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Tor Olav Kristensen wrote:

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> Modified it a bit and made the pigment position dependent.
> (Relative to its position in the Moebius band.)
> 
> The small image is an enlarged region of the big image.

No photons? Sheesh.

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> Nice creation. I would recommend a background of some sort since the
spheres
> are reflective. Maybe the Moebius shape would be more obvious with less
> randomness or a different viewing angle?
What about more, but smalle spheres, with less turbulence(difference from
the moebius) ???


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Tor Olav Kristensen wrote:
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> Please comment.

Thank you all for commenting. =)

From your comments I now see that it is 
difficult to recognize the moebius shape.


I will try what you suggested:

- Add a simple background.

- Reduce the randomness of the sphere positions.

- Increase the number of spheres and make them 
  smaller.


But I'm not good with real life compositions,
(because I do not have enough fantasy), so I 
don't think that I'll try to use them in a 
champagne glass or similar (I would loose my
patience trying to find good places to put
lights and other objects.)


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> 
> No photons? Sheesh.


Then I think your monitor must be broken.
Try to print the image instead.

:)

Now serious:

I don't know about Photons.
What would it have done to the image ?


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On Fri, 26 May 2000 03:29:18 +0200, Tor Olav Kristensen wrote:
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>I'm working on a renewal of my web pages.
>
>And while I was searching my HD for new candidates to
>my online POV-gallery I found an old file I made some time
>ago with spheres in a Moebius band pattern.
>
>Modified it a bit and made the pigment position dependent.
>(Relative to its position in the Moebius band.)
>
>The small image is an enlarged region of the big image.

Thanks for posting, I love this one. 


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