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Das Dorf Behringen im Naturpark Hainich/Thüringen blickt auf ein beachtliches Alter zurück. Es wurde urkundlich bereits in den Jahren 776 – 815 erwähnt.
Ich besuchte den Flecken in dieser Woche und übernachtete im 1547 von Johann Friedrich von Wangenheim im Renaissancestil mit einem fünfseitigen Erker erbauten Schloss.
Es ist inzwischen zum Schlosshotel umgebaut. Der angrenzende alte Schlosspark ist wohl von Ernst Wilhelm von Wangenheim - einem prominenten Nachfolger in der Erbfolge - angelegt worden.
Direkt in diesem Park beginnt ein zehn Kilometer langer Skulpturenwanderweg, den man bis zum Nachbarort Hütscheroda und wieder zurück gehen kann. Unterwegs darf der Wandernde 120 verschiedene Skulpturen bestaunen.
Es war mir nicht vergönnt, ihn im Ganzen zu laufen, aber ein kleines Stück habe ich mir gegönnt.
Außer dem Namen dieser interessanten Skulptur - Medusa - war es mir nur möglich, ihren Schöpfer als "R.Brunner - 2005" auf einem verblichenen Schild daneben zu entziffern.
Die Suchmaschinen gaben über ihn/sie aber nichts heraus...
In der griechischen Mythologie wurde Medusa von der Göttin Athena in ein schreckliches Ungeheuer verwandelt, dessen Blick jeden, der ihn traf, zu Stein erstarren ließ. Ihr Name steht somit symbolisch für die zerstörerische Kraft des Blickes und die Macht der Perspektive.
Mich faszinierte die Namensgebung dieser Skulptur ungemein - denn die Medusa hier zwischen den Bäumen im Moos ist komplett von ihren eigenen Haarlocken umgeben und kann daher mit keinem Blick töten...
Bei Bispingen, Naturschutzgebiet Lüneburger Heide. Ein etwas tiefer gelegenes Heidegebiet, unten im Grund befinden sich Quelltöpfe der Brunau. Höher gelegene Gebiete blühen auf Grund der Trockenheit weniger intensiv. August 2022.
Night sky panorama taken at Luneburg Heath.
I stitched a vertical row of 3 stacks, each made from 20 shots. Camera was mounted on IOptron SkyGuider Pro.
-[ I is for Interface Inputs ]-
A two-fer: Input jacks on a USB audio interface. This device came in handy back in the fall of 2020 for a pandemic-era streamed 16mm movie screening I helped present, digitizing the sound (the device was set up below the projector stand).
Some of you with only a casual interest in audio production may have not seen input jacks like these, a clever combination of XLR and ¼“ (6.35mm) TRS phone jacks in one space-saving package.
original artwork by Bill Rogers
See this painting critiqued on The 2%. Special thanks to David Behringer.
For many years, I owned and used Allen & Heath analogue mixing desks. When the digital revolution came, I bought a Behringer X32 as it was the only fully featured board that I could afford, and I don't regret that choice at all.
This digital equivalent of my old GL4 is very nice though.
Richard Digance can be seen performing in the background.
Konica FC-1, a Hexanon lens (35 mm f2.8, I think), Ilford Delta 100 prof.
Shot 2022.
Developed with DD-X.
Here's how the synth sounds:
This is the Compact version of the Behringer X32 mixing desk in St. Georges Theatre, Great Yarmouth.
Everyone is curious about the boys new synth, a Behringer Pro-1, a faithful copy of the analogue original with extra bits, much fun will be had.
MIDI2LR
Fotografierte Systemskizze/
Photographed schematic diagram
[CTRL] + midi2lightroom.com/index.php/en/
[CTRL] + rsjaffe.github.io/MIDI2LR/
Nachrichtlich: Das ist nix für Internet-Foren-Voll-Schwafler, Spec-Sheet-Bullshiter und Bildkritik-Lyriker!
;-)
Sometime it is necessary to position the mixing desk beside the stage instead of out in front of it. I mixed the show on an ipad in amongst the audience.
This was The Edwin Starr band, who did a great show.
illuminating shiny things in the dark with one light and a mirror. Gotta get to grips with focus stacking for shots like this...
Mixing the full band for broadcast… 4 vocals, 2 acoustic guitars, lead and rhythm electric guitars, bass, drums, and keyboard. I’m a big fan of the Behringer x32 digital mixing console.
Sometime I get to play with new toys, like this Midas M32, which is similar to my Behringer X32 in many ways, apart from the price.....
illuminating shiny things in the dark with one light and a mirror. Gotta get to grips with focus stacking for shots like this...
A rainy, stormy day in the Bay Area. The first decent storm of the season had brought rainy, unsettled weather to the region this day. Gotta love this weather indeed! This was at Unchained Labs in Pleasanton, CA. (Tuesday, November 1, 2022)
*Weather scenario: Shortly after Halloween, the Bay Area was hit with wet weather as the 1st day of November brought drizzle, rain & cooler temps. A cold front spanning much of the West Coast had provided most of the Bay Area with much-needed rain Tuesday, according to the National Weather Service. The NWS gave a 100% chance of rain to many Bay Area cities Tuesday beginning around 11 a.m., including San Jose & much of the South Bay. “For most of the area we’re looking at one-quarter of an inch to an inch of rain,” said Dalton Behringer, a NWS meteorologist. “This is fairly normal this time of year & it’s a welcome sight.” NWS radar imaging from Monday evening showed a storm rolling thru the Bay Area. Lower-elevation areas were expecting no more than one-quarter of inch of rain, while the mountains were predicted to receive a full inch. The Sierras was also hit with its 1st significant snowfall of the season. “We’re definitely seeing a pattern shift to what we’d expect to see this time of year,” Behringer said. Pray for more rain (and snow)!
My latest musical toys - Behringer Neutron, Arturia Keystep 37, Behringer Odyssey & Behringer 2600. There's also a small mixer and a Boss digital delay in the signal chain. Picture taken by my daughter.
Here I am with another Bulli. This time it's something really special.
VW’s van has been a favorite of surfers, tradesmen, hippies, couriers, families and more. It has also been popular with customizers. However, few T1s have been altered quite as radically as the white one above.
An Austrian engineer recently retrofitted a 1966 VW Bus Bulli T1 with late-’60s Bombardier caterpillar tracks and a DJ sound system capable of causing an avalanche…
The front doors are welded shut – cabin access is now through the sliding rear door on the passenger side – and the stock wheel wells have been filled in. They aren’t necessary anymore because the Adventuremobile isn’t riding on wheels anymore; instead, the Bulli body has been placed on the chassis of a 1960 Bombardier B01 Spurgrat snowcat.
A vintage Ford of Germany Taunus V4 sends power to the left and right tracks via a transmission system that allows the van to move forward, backward, and spin on its own axis.
The T1 Snowcat can reach up to 30 mph (50 km/h) in the snow and when parked a DJ booth pops out of the freakin’ roof! Fresh mixes are bumped toward the crowd by way of a 1,000 watt subwoofer, 2 × 300 watt speakers, a five-channel Behringer mixer and a pair of Technics turntables. Not exactly the stuff beginners would use.
Let's the party begin!
To build the LEGO model I started by the LEGO set 10220, modifying it in many parts.
The caterpillar tracks are made of old technic link tread; at the beginning I used black wheels for the caterpillar tracks but they were too dark and it was very difficult to distinguish them. So I changed with light gray ones. The side doors and the rear window can be opened.
Inside there’s a light gray Ford Taunus V4 engine.
I built an alpine background with snow, a snowy tree and a pair of sky.
It has been hard to make photos because the white bricks I used weren’t all new and some of them were yellowed. Also the black isn’t a easy color to shoot…
Anyway I took some pictures and I hope you enjoy.
015/365
January 15th, 2012
Cleaned the hell out of my studio today. That's about it.. Strobist fun balancing flash with ambient to get the right exposure on the displays.
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