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Golden Temple, Amritsar. I know I know he is not sharp but I just love the mood of it. It was a very spiritual moment and i think it's been captured. I highly recommend to view it
Gazing upon Idris Khan's 'Seven Times'
Khan's piece refers to the tawaf, one of the rituals of Hajj (pilgrimage) in which the pilgrims circumambulate around the Kaaba seven times, anticlockwise.
Taken during the Members' event
Evening, Monday 19 March, with events based around the exhibition 'Hajj: journey to the heart of Islam'.
THE INFINITE FRACTAL UNIVERSE
big bang based largely on natural philosophy arguments.
Sub-atomic glue Hot spot effect in subatomic physics this refers both to atomic nuclei Solitary waves (solitons) are a possible physical mechanism for the creation of hot spots in nuclear interactions. The particles are all different forms of the so-called Omega-c baryon University of Edinburgh, UK, who works on the LHCb experiment at Cern's LHC, said Five new particles hold clues to sub-atomic glue.
Mathematicians (and especially ... These subatomic particles are said to be made up of quarks and electrons (or leptons), which (scientists say) appear to be glued together by bosons.
the Universe has always existed and always will. Parts of the Universe may be created or annihilated, may undergo expansion or contraction, but the infinite fractal hierarchy remains unchanged overall, and thus is without any temporal limits, subatomic particles that are exchanged between matter and create force infinite: not limited by space or time.
And drying out my feet.
Having been turned back from Zebra Slot by unexpected high water, I contemplate a "revenge hike" for next year.
Also on my Revenge Hike list is Neon Canyon due to high water and Lick Wash due to rain.
Talula Tripod helped with this photo by holding my camera still. Talula doesn't care about revenge.
I thought the image would look better if there was actually wine in the glass, but all the attempts after I filled it and fiddled with the lighting (turning off the lamp and using a candle) just didn't work well, so here you have me contemplating my empty glass... I was sitting next to an incandescent lamp and just couldn't get the white balance correct in PS, so went with black and white processing. It's interesting how the iPad on the counter behind me is fully refracted in my eyeglass lens.
The only lighting in the room was a single candle; ISO 12,800 was unheard of until very recently - this camera can see in the dark !
Sometimes in this 365 project you just gotta go with what you have...
Gazing upon Idris Khan's 'Seven Times'
Khan's piece refers to the tawaf, one of the rituals of Hajj (pilgrimage) in which the pilgrims circumambulate around the Kaaba seven times, anticlockwise.
Taken during the Members' event
Evening, Monday 19 March, with events based around the exhibition 'Hajj: journey to the heart of Islam'.
This is a photo that I did for a series entitled "Madness". I wanted to explore what it looked like to go through things in your head. I think this is my favorite photo because I used all the elements that I have learned over the last semester. I used long exposure, during the day, with a filter in order to capture the feeling that everything around you may be still moving, but most of the time you are stuck in your own head. I took this picture in Richmond, VA downtown near VCU.