30/07/2006
halftone
nikon coolpix 4600 | shutter speed: 1/23 sec | aperture: f/2.9 | focal length: 5.7 mm | 22/07/2006 at 13:20
i've always been interested in halftone images and the way a few seemingly random series of dots make up a image. particularly how when viewed close up it doesn't make any sense, but then when viewed from a distance the picture emerges.
this was taken on the megabus down to london last weekend. the journey should have taken a just about bearable 4 and a half hours. instead it took well over 6. towards the end of the journey, i think when we were heading down baker street i took a picture through the window which had a mesh pattern on. this was the result
this was taken on the megabus down to london last weekend. the journey should have taken a just about bearable 4 and a half hours. instead it took well over 6. towards the end of the journey, i think when we were heading down baker street i took a picture through the window which had a mesh pattern on. this was the result
i've always been interested in halftone images and the way a few seemingly random series of dots make up a image. particularly how when viewed close up it doesn't make any sense, but then when viewed from a distance the picture emerges.
this was taken on the megabus down to london last weekend. the journey should have taken a just about bearable 4 and a half hours. instead it took well over 6. towards the end of the journey, i think when we were heading down baker street i took a picture through the window which had a mesh pattern on. this was the result
this was taken on the megabus down to london last weekend. the journey should have taken a just about bearable 4 and a half hours. instead it took well over 6. towards the end of the journey, i think when we were heading down baker street i took a picture through the window which had a mesh pattern on. this was the result