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I'm thinking on it, but so far... nuthin'.
collinsmark said:Here's a guess. I'm not sure if it fits though.
Is it a part of a cider press? (fruit press?)
"A stack of cloth-wrapped, mash-filled 'bags' layered between pressing discs (a.k.a., racks) is traditionally referred to as a cheese."
http://www.whizbangcider.com/2012/07/how-to-make-proper-cheese-for-pressing.html
[Edit: I imagine that maybe the remaining, fruity solids that are leftover after the pressing/squeezing takes place might still be considered the cheese, perhaps.]
lisab said:You're up.
flatmaster said:When I hear "mathematical, but used by artists", I think "Fractal" or "Tessellation" but neither of thoes seems to fit.
My guess is that "over the shoulder" refers to a specific camera angle where the camera is looking over one of the character's shoulders and we see what they may be seeing.
Correct. And I suppose that that's close enough that I'll give the complete answer.Office_Shredder said:Over the shoulder is when you expose a picture for too long?
Office_Shredder said:requires a more noticeable concentration of water
Office_Shredder said:collins, you've described it spot on. You can actually see cloud lensing - when the cloud is poking out from a cloud it's distinctly brighter.