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The Droste effect is named after a Dutch manufacturer of cocoa powder, that used this effect on his tin boxes. It is a kind of recursion technique which repeats the image in smaller versions of itself inside the image. Read more about it here.
This is from my 2019 calender either the June or the December page.
This stereogrpahic reprojection was generated from a spherical panorama I took at an arena polo event at the Munich Airport.
See the interactive version on 360 Cities .
This is from my 2019 calender either the March or the September page.
This Droste type reprojection was generated from a spherical panorama I took in the center of the entrance to Munich’s old south cemetery.
See the interactive version here.
This is from my 2019 calender either the June or the December page.
This stereogrpahic reprojection was generated from a spherical panorama I took at an arena polo event at the Munich Airport.
See the interactive version on 360 Cities .
This is from my 2019 calender either the March or the September page.
This Droste type reprojection was generated from a spherical panorama I took in the center of the entrance to Munich’s old south cemetery.
See the interactive version here.
This is from my 2018 calender either the June or the December page.
See the interactive version here.
This is from my 2018 calender either the March or the September page.
See the interactive version here.
This is from my 2018 calender either the February or the August page.
See the interactive version here.
This is from my 2018 calender either the January or the July page.
This Droste type reprojection was generated from a spherical panorama I shot standing in the middle of Haagse Passage in The Hague.
See the interactive version here.
This is from my 2018 calender either the June or the December page.
See the interactive version here.
This Droste reprojection originated from this interactive spherical panorama.
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