Evolving Symmetry

[Michael Gerald-Yamasaki]

Oooo. Now that was fun! Thanks Ken for a very cool workflow. I eventually just had to stop

Somewhere in there a blending mode through off the symmetry and gave it a little asymmetric zing



A landscape from Sedona, AZ... starts the process and a red fill layer sets the tone.

Thanks for looking.

Cheers,

-Michael-

[Paul Lagasi]

This is a Spirograph (people my age should remember this toy we all had) gone wild...hard to believe this started out as a landscape from Arizona..nice work

[Ken Childs]

LOL!
It is hard to know when to stop! You just keep thinking, "what will this shot look end up looking like and what if I applied this and, and, and....?"

Paul, your description of a Spirograph creation is perfect! I like the slight twist.

[Brendan Dozier]

That intricate symetry looks great, I can see how it would be hard to stop, it just goes on into infinity! Good one Michael.

[denise ippolito]

Michael, I think it reminds me of Valentine's Day. Very unique look and a fun image!!

[Kerry Perkins]

They say that Sedona is a magic place! I think you captured that... I like the asymmetry, it's different and interesting. For some reason I'm thinking it would be cool to have something in the very center.

[Christopher Miller]

Beautiful, Michael! Love all the intricate patterns and shades of red. Very creative image!