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The interior atrium of the Four Seaasons hotel in Guangzhou.
Guangzhou, China.
2017
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A zoetrope is a device that produces an illusion of action from a rapid succession of static pictures.
..........It consists of a cylinder with images from a set of sequenced drawings.
.....As the cylinder spins the user looks and sees a rapid succession of images producing an illusion of motion.
..........The earliest projected moving images were displayed by using a 'magic lantern' zoetrope.
.....It was this principle of the ' Persistence of vision ' that was the forerunner to the earliest Television pictures.
The atrium of the Stadshuis ("House of the City") of Nieuwegein. Apart from the town hall there are also the public library and some shops. The building was designed by Kim Nielsen from 3xN architects in Denmark and was built between 2009 and 2011. Soon this atrium will be transfomed into a more attractive place.
Eurydice (épouse d'Orphée). Dans la légende, Eurydice a en effet été mordue par un serpent le jour de son mariage. Inconsolable, Orphée est ensuite descendu aux Enfers pour tenter de la ramener. Statue de bronze de 1822 réalisée par Charles-François Nanteuil-Lebeuf, dit Nanteuil.
Inside the Pantheon in Rome. Sunlight through the permanently-open occulus is illuminating a patch of the dome. Exposure was kind of tricky, but the RAW capture had just enough shadow detail which was completely absent in the jpeg recording.
Radisson Blu Hotel Norge, Bergen
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I did not get to see the main hall.
Budapest Opera House, started in 1875 and finished in 1884.
The building cost a lot of money, the auditorium was decorated with more than 7 kgs of gold. Hundreds of statues and paintings decorate the Budapest Opera House both inside and out.