As you can
see, we all look pretty twisted. There are little teeny tiny bits of white
and black everywhere, and our faces are obscured beyond belief. Many of
us are nearly unrecognizable.
As you can
see, we all look pretty twisted. There are little teeny tiny bits of white
and black everywhere, and our faces are obscured beyond belief. Many of
us are nearly unrecognizable.
So, now it's time for the sales pitch... yes - you, yoo can have YOUR face obscured and twisted in silly photographs... No, just kidding.
This is what happens, I suppose, when you mercilessly
run a regular photograph through a WHOLE BUNCH of really nasty spatial
filters... Here's the challenge to all GSUers...
Below, you'll see a "key" image with the locations
of our heads indicated. The heads, as you can see, have been numbered...
The challenge here is... can you match the numbers with the names?
I guess I should give credit right about now to Victoria Stevens, who took the original picture, and to some other guy who... um... did the rest. Actually that was me. I am also still collecting images to mesh with the original photograph... I'd like to replace some of us with animals - or, the heads at least. Stay tuned.
So... you get the idea. If you think you've got it... send an email to peschaub@sfu.ca, listing the numbers and the names you think correspond to them. Anyone is eligible, and guess what... there's no prize! Ha! ha!... At least, none that I've thought of thusfar. How about bragging rights?
Gooooood luck!
Yours,
- Peter
