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A modern "Flying Dutchman"
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Yes,polyI already had seen it on the other link.Beautiful examples.Maybe I did not explain very well,I wanted to say that it's not new that I don't understand how they are made.I would like to know how it's made.ciao,Daniela
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I see this as a new type of the legendary Flying Dutchman. Just a variation of this one.
Nice Idea poly, I feel at home at your territory as a Dutchman :-)
Greetings, Wim
At least one, who feels at home here, welcome home ©Wim!
I love your experiments,poly,really nice.Not that I understand how they are made,but this is not new.Ciao,Daniela
No, I know, ©Daniela, of course I'm not the first one who had this idea --> scroll down. Just playing around a little bit with PhotoShop.
Yes,polyI already had seen it on the other link.Beautiful examples.Maybe I did not explain very well,I wanted to say that it's not new that I don't understand how they are made.I would like to know how it's made.ciao,Daniela
©Daniela, it's like you would do with a hard copy of a picture: you cut out the ship with a pair of scissors, fill the remaining hole with some water you copy from another place of the lake, put the ship out of the picture, done. Instead of scissors you do it with a computer program with that you can "cut", "copy", "paste" and so on. I do it with PhotoShop but there are also free download programs available in the internet --> like --> GIMP for example.