[HN Gopher] Straightened Trees ___________________________________________________________________ Straightened Trees Author : samizdis Score : 90 points Date : 2020-07-17 15:58 UTC (7 hours ago) (HTM) web link (danieltemkin.com) (TXT) w3m dump (danieltemkin.com) | DoofusOfDeath wrote: | For some reason I get slightly nauseous when looking at those | photos, almost like they're giving me motion sickness. Weird. | sarah180 wrote: | I thought this was going to be about linked lists. | jluxenberg wrote: | In the same vein: https://3scape.com/pic/9767/Tilted-House-or- | Crooked-Street | Mejibyte wrote: | This is what I imagine being on magic mushrooms feels like. | tgv wrote: | My first thought was of course along the lines of "a flattened | n-ary tree representation", but no, it's about real trees, or | rather, pictures of them. Well worth a click. | lowmemcpu wrote: | This was my thought too! It took a while to load for me, so I | was even more surprised. Really clever art, and agreed that it | was worth the click | runxel wrote: | I would really love to see a technical breakdown and see how it | works, what his stack looks like, how the straigthening info is | put in, etc... | saagarjha wrote: | I'd like to see the trees before they were straightened... | EamonnMR wrote: | You could probably use the distorted backgrounds to reconstruct | the original photograph. | at_a_remove wrote: | I would like to see "Guilfoyle" but shot in a much wider format | and the "Kodak" business trimmed away. | advaita wrote: | Hugged to death(?) | | Archive : | https://web.archive.org/web/20200717180537/http://danieltemk... | nateroling wrote: | Neat, but calling large format film "the only medium that | captures enough detail to straighten the tree without pixelly | artifacts" is silly. | | Large format film is gorgeous and captures tons of detail, but | you could capture much, much more with a digital panorama. | 082349872349872 wrote: | Would this be a visual example of Derridan deconstruction? ___________________________________________________________________ (page generated 2020-07-17 23:01 UTC)