Finally, a look inside all those 'polar bear in a snowstorm' pictures.
About this creation
Surely we are all familiar with the classic (and uniformly featureless) pictures of a polar bear in a snowstorm. Well, now Whateverly Labs has developed a new 3-D imaging technology, which can show us what's really behind such images. By adding focal plane shift and depth of field manipulation to the vignette codec, we are able to not only produce a 'Vignette Cube', but also to precisely slice that cube at a chosen depth to reveal the inner workings of 'reality'. Or as we like to call it: a slice of life.
By taking a precise slice, we may reveal the 'inside' of the picture. You can see that the snowstorm is not uniformly dense; the airflow is turbulent around the bear.
That is a great idea!! When I saw the first couple of pics, I thought it was the standard joke, and no more - but the rest is brilliant! I like the style of the write-ups too. Keep it up!
hey, when i came to this MOC, it had an average of 1! this thing is great! i like how you told about this MOC like it were some sort of documentary. and it's scientificly acurate too. great job, dude. wait a minute, i always thought they were eating ice cream, too. oh well.
