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Celeste Buitoni stares nervously at her homework while studying for a test in Boulder, Colo. on Monday, Feb. 23, 2015. This photo was taken through a keyhole on Buitoni’s piggy bank. (Photo/Anastasia Young)
Composition from an all nighter. The first using the 200P telescope.
Just managed to get Saturn (first sighting in 2012), although it was just above next doors roof so not a great image.
Skywatcher 200P
HEQ5 Pro
Spc900 (+2x barlow for Jupiter) (+stacked 2x barlows for Mars)
IR/UV filter
Stacked in Avistack, processed in CS3
Study on composition, photographed with a Nikon D90 + VR 18-105mm lens. The yellow module was layered in photoshop and the color removed from the original photo.
Added to MELLOW YELLOW competion.
This is a good composition because it has a symmetrical balance. There's also leading lines by the wall which leads to the front doors. There's also depth in this image
Composition 2.85
Gouache on paper
9.5 x 8.5 inches, 2011
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Ralph Waldo Emerson. “The happiest man is he who learns from nature the lesson of worship”
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These photos are for this composition course, which I'm doing online with some friends.
I thought the multi-colored "signs" next to the tracks were interesting. Or maybe it was the reflection of the stadium. Too much distraction, though.
Commissioned by Alex Sigman for his musical cycle, this Digital Video interprets and expands a contemporary electronic composition and offers abstracted, textual components that compliment the aural work. 8:20 minutes.
Ecotype Consulting is Eric Shamp, an architect and consultant for sustainable design. When he came to us for his corporate identity, there were three central concepts he wanted to convey: ecological sustainability, economic sustainability and the sustainability of human resources. Along with these three concepts, there was also the concept of ‘ecotype’ which had to be incorporated into the design.
To meet these challenges, one of our main strategies was to utilize basic shapes to maximize the potential for multiple interpretations of an image. Another strategy was to create images with heavy use of negative space so as to transmit the concept of something coming out of its environment.