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This Kaleidoscope started as a photo of a bouquet of flowers that were all about the same size and shape. I was entertained by the idea of making an edit that looked like a bunch of the same flower, however in practice it looked too monotone. I then took the same image and inverted the colors in photo shop and then layered it over the original kaleidoscope to make a harsh contrast in color.


I made this Kaleidoscope using a cropped picture of a small section of stairs. Although the stair photo can't really stand alone, when displayed in a radial fashion it creates an illusion of an infinite loop.


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