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The things I find myself doing that serve the same purpose as prayer.
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Double exposure over expired Tesco ISO 400 film (Repackaged Solaris colour fg400)
Original pictures were taken summer 2002 by my sister, and unknowingly double exposed by myself in november 2024.
This and the pictures posted over the next few days are an exploration of our past that has forced us to confront some difficult truths.
Please see the album description for a more in-depth explanation.
SOOC (Straight Out of the Camera)
In order to change perspectives, you must first acknowledge the possibility of other perspectives, understanding that there is more than one way to look at something...
A 25,511-stitch crochet of the Lorenz Manifold (with some computer visualisations in the background).
Created by Dr Hinke Osinga, Dept. of Engineering Mathematics, University of Bristol. More details at www.enm.bris.ac.uk/staff/hinke/crochet/
Part of the 'Changing Perspectives' exhibition, at the Bristol Gallery until April 31st: www.bristol.ac.uk/changingperspectives/
A 25,511-stitch crochet of the Lorenz Manifold.
Created by Dr Hinke Osinga, Dept. of Engineering Mathematics, University of Bristol. More details at www.enm.bris.ac.uk/staff/hinke/crochet/
Part of the 'Changing Perspectives' exhibition, at the Bristol Gallery until April 31st: www.bristol.ac.uk/changingperspectives/
A 25,511-stitch crochet of the Lorenz Manifold.
Created by Dr Hinke Osinga, Dept. of Engineering Mathematics, University of Bristol. More details at www.enm.bris.ac.uk/staff/hinke/crochet/
Part of the 'Changing Perspectives' exhibition, at the Bristol Gallery until April 31st: www.bristol.ac.uk/changingperspectives/
Steel sculpture of the Lorenz Manifold by Benjamin Storch - www.benjaminstorch.co.uk/ .
Part of the 'Changing Perspectives' exhibition, at the Bristol Gallery until April 31st: www.bristol.ac.uk/changingperspectives/
A 25,511-stitch crochet of the Lorenz Manifold.
Created by Dr Hinke Osinga, Dept. of Engineering Mathematics, University of Bristol. More details at www.enm.bris.ac.uk/staff/hinke/crochet/
Part of the 'Changing Perspectives' exhibition, at the Bristol Gallery until April 31st: www.bristol.ac.uk/changingperspectives/
Street Food Joints & Abandoned Kittens always seem to go together, esp after spring / in early summer. We do try to teach local kids how to treat these babies as they really have no idea: either the kids are terrified of the kittens (as kittens are dirty, dangerous - as their parents teach them) or kids are horrible to kittens (for kittens are dirty and dangerous).
Street Food Joints & Abandoned Kittens always seem to go together, esp after spring / in early summer. We do try to teach local kids how to treat these babies as they really have no idea: either the kids are terrified of the kittens (as kittens are dirty, dangerous - as their parents teach them) or kids are horrible to kittens (for kittens are dirty and dangerous).
See the [dis]connected mom in the back .... go figure.
What is the light source?
The natural light source used is the light that dispurses from the sun.
What is the quality of light?
The lighting is great for illuminating the grooves in the mountains and plays well into creating a natural contrast.
What is the editing choice? B&W or Color?
The editing choice is in color.
Where is the light coming from?
The lighting appears to be coming from a point in the back left of the photo. It appears that the sun is either rising or setting.
What is the location?
Santa Fe New Mexico
What is their angle of view?
They have an aerial angle of view capturing the picture from above to encompass all the mountains..
What other elements were necessary to have created this image?
I love the texture that is created by the mountains and their natural grooves.