Microscopic photo of an LED flicker candle circuit board. The board is about 0.025 inches across – really tiny! Image and a really huge version via Tim’s Blog.
Weird Scan Compression
Weird compression artifacts (enlarged) from what I’m guessing is a scanned photograph, via Domenico Dom Barra.
Photographs To 3D Models: Process
Another glitched-out model, created from 100 random photographs.
Becquerel Plate
Image by Henri Becquerel, created by placing radioactive materials on a photographic plate, 1903. Via Wikipedia user Thangalin.
Dune On Mars
A dune on Mars, captured by NASA and posted on Lori Fenton’s great blog – her description of the image:
“A piece of Mars: A single dune sits on the surface of Mars, not too far from the north pole. It’s early spring, but this far north the dune is still covered in white CO2 frost (as well as a thin yellow layer of airfall dust). But the sun has done some work already: the dark spots are areas where enough frost is gone from the warm sun’s rays, revealing the lovely black sand beneath. Before long the frost will be gone and the dark dune will be fully released from its wintery blanket. (ESP_033729_2565, NASA/JPL/Univ. of Arizona)”
Apache Gaun
“Apache Gaun” by Edward Curtis, 1906 (via Northwestern University Library)
Unrelated Photo: Textures
Banded, glittering textures on a model created from unrelated photographs.
Unrelated Photographs: 3d Models
3d models, created from unrelated photographs. Various PhotoScan settings for geometry generation result in wildly different objects (above: photo batch 1, arbitrary, sharp, medium).
Photos To 3d Models: Process Images
Unrelated Photo Textures
OBJ textures created from merging unrelated photographs into 3d models.