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Our Newest Image: ‘Cedar Key By Sea’

I finished this image on the fourth anniversary of the day we took it (no, that’s not bragging – just coincidence). But it is the third image we’ve introduced (see Introducing “Royal Terns” and Cedar Keys Lighthouse: A New Gigapan) from the fateful day that I ruined Nancy’s best camera and lensstory.

Our image "Cedar Key By Sea"

We finished our longest print ever, a gallery-wrapped 17″x96″x1½” image with experimental 45° beveled edges, just before we left on our last art festival trip of the seasonannounced. Its optimal illusion viewing distance (O.I.V.D.) is 74″. I will be describing our new bevels and explaining OIVD in posts coming soon.

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The article discussing (how to make) our beveled frames is How To Make Our Beveled Stretcher Bars. How To Make Your Beveled Edges Look Like A Continuation Of Your Image illusion viewing distances. Related articles can be found from those.

This is another Gigapan. It uses nine rows of 41 photographs (369 total) shot with Nancy’s longest lens (and a 1.4x extender) to create a 230° field of view. You can read more about it (and play with a larger image) at Cedar Key By Sea.


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  1. […] Beach Pier), and one of downtown Cedar Key from across the water, which may be half-finished (see Our Newest Image: ‘Cedar Key By Sea’). But I have other promises to keep, including St. Augustine Light and Cape Canaveral Lighthouse, […]

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