Droste effect,” is named after a 1904 package of Droste brand cocoa. The Droste outcome illustrates a smaller version of itself in a place where a similar photograph would realistically be predictable to show.[via] I dont know, this was done in photoshop or not, if anyone knows more about Droste Effect, comment and let us know about this !
A perfect example of the Droste effect can be just produced by placing two mirrors in front of both. Another practice would be to shoot one’s own TV with a video camera, while viewing the output of the video camera on the same television. Let’s view now some of these remarkable droste effect images.
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these are so cool- you can easily get lost in these images…
Very nice!
good
What a great resource!
amazing work… I like that, especially the classic clock picture…
Interesting, I did not know why it was called Droste Effect – thanks for sharing!
very cool—i never knew what this effect was called before. i really like the bike tire image..
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awesome!!
While they’re nice pics they’re not really the Droste effect, except for the first two.
The Droste effect is named so for the following reason. Droste is a Dutch cocoa company. They sold their cocoa in a tin with a picture of a lady holding a trey with a cup of hot chocolate and the can of Droste on it (which in turn had the same image on it)
Here’s an image of the can.