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The fellow in the middle is snapshooting the skinny lady on the left wearing a hat, and smoking a pipe.
I see 2 meteors here which the D5000 didn't pick up - the only
possible reason being that they both shot through between the
intervalometer firing. What are the odds of that?!
Not sure what's going on with the scratchy trail from the S95. Might
try a proper tripod next time rather than the gorillapod. Could be
weird focusing issues. Dunno.
The libraries also contain documents describing trade-related activity from previous ages, when tens of thousands of camels would enter or leave the town daily. These days, Chinguetti is quiet and desolate.
Please note the pens - they are placed in bullet shells. "Nothing is wasted in the desert".
Full gallery: www.m1key.me/photography/mauritania_part_2/
I have not been able to build much over the last year because our home was undergoing renovations.
During that time I kept adding to my wishlist of projects, which I am now starting to work my way through.
The first is the Jungle Cruise - In honour of the original Disneyland's 60th birthday last week here is one of the classic original rides.
If you like it please look at my Ideas submission.
ideas.lego.com/projects/110049
There may be some other Disneyland related projects coming soon.
Pictures of some of the aircraft taking part in Red Flag 22-1 at Ellis Air Force Base, Las Vegas Nevada
Graz Art Museum, Austria - spacelab UK Peter Cook, Colin Fournier - 2003
The Kunsthaus Graz was built as part of the European Capital of Culture celebrations in 2003 and has since become an architectural landmark in Graz, Austria. Its exhibition program specializes in contemporary art of the last four decades. Its unusual form differs radically from conventional exhibition contexts, many of which maintain the traditions of the modernist "White Cube". The team of architects used an innovative stylistic idiom, known as blob architecture within the historical ambiance of Graz along the river Mur. Thus, the gigantic building affectionately called the "Friendly Alien" by its creators Peter Cook and Colin Fournier, in form and material, stands out consciously against the surrounding baroque roof landscape with its red clay roofing tiles, but nevertheless integrates the facade of the 1847 iron house.
Architecture, design, new media, internet art, film, and photography are united under one roof. Kunsthaus Graz was developed as an institution to stage international exhibitions of multidisciplinary, modern and contemporary art from the 1960s to the present day. It doesn't collect new pieces, it maintains no permanent exhibitions and has no research establishments. Its exclusive purpose is to present and procure contemporary art productions. Kunsthaus Graz implements an innovative concept, which offers various possibilities in its galleries to fulfil the high curatorial requirements of contemporary exhibitions.
The BIX Facade of the museum represents a singular fusion from architecture and New Media and is based on a concept of the Berliner architects realities:united. BIX, a name which consists of the words "Big" and "pixels" is the acrylic glass skin of the eastern side of the building toward the Mur and city center and represents an oversize urban screen, which serves as an instrument for artistic productions. BIX projects accompany different exhibitions and are not transported into the public area, also the direct environment is defined and shaped. Beyond that the "communicating outer skin" offers a possible drilling platform for art projects, which brings up for discussion the dialogue between media and area. 930 40Watt fluorescent rings are embedded in the 900 m2 outer skin, with the illumination level of each one being variable between 0 and 100%. Each light ring functions as a pixel, which can be served by a central computer. In this way they can be developed as roughly screened indications, texts and film sequences, which radiate far into the urban area and thus, the blue blister of Graz with a screen of immense size makes an art gallery.
Eye see you see me, 2011.
I created a sequence of pinhole images in this small body of work. Everyday over the course of this week, I'm going to reveal an image in the sequence.
I hope you will find this series interesting, and come back to revisit it.
1. [click here]
2. - this image.
3. [click here]
4. [click here]
5. [click here]
6. [click here]
7. [click here]
The entire sequence (thumbnails) can be seen by [clicking here].
Le Bambole Mk. IV, ”The Midi” Pinhole Camera. Fujifilm FP-3000B film. Exposure: f/111 and 4 seconds.