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Do me a favour, if you are the person viewing this again and again, please do not steal my work. thanks.
Playing tonight, forcing myself to work fast and work limited palette. I worked in a totally different way than I usually do-- only inked certain parts of the drawing and then scanned/colored different layers (with an additional inked layer) All in all pretty fun!
Click all sizes to make purdier and all.
“New digital ID scheme to be rolled out across UK”
www.gov.uk/government/news/new-digital-id-scheme-to-be-ro...
“Building on the work already underway to roll out a GOV.UK digital wallet, the digital ID will sit on people’s phones, alongside the digital driving licence which the government has already announced plans to introduce.”
“In Australia, citizens can access a range of private services, from banking to buying alcohol, with their digital identification, reducing the need for multiple separate accounts and pieces of paper.”
“In Estonia, digital ID has revolutionised parents’ lives by enabling access to child benefits, health records and applications for nursery places seamlessly, never having to provide the same information twice.”
“In Denmark, students can use their national digital ID to log in and automatically retrieve education records and qualifications in job and university applications.”
“And in India, the government has saved around US $10 billion annually by reducing fraud and leakages in welfare schemes.”
Digital IDs, Central Bank Digital Currencies, Social Credit Scores, Universal Basic Income, and eventually a microchip—MARK of the Beast.
Proverbs 1:5 “The wise hears and increases learning; and understanding ones get wisdom.”
My pictures with short interview published in Digital Photographer Magazine - Readers Show 175 Issue.Thank you Rebecca...
The impressive shadows cast by the architecture covering the external courtyard at the Digital Factory in Lisbon, Portugal.
i always wonder what would happen if someone replaced a really popular photo on flickr with a really hideous one
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Digital Photo Magazine interviewed me about photographing Istanbul. What a treat to visit Istanbul, but to photograph this great city, too? Wow. Istanbul offers photo opportunities wherever you turn.
What was it about Istanbul that made you want to capture it on camera?
The Ottoman architecture of Istanbul, it’s minarets reaching to the heavens, the colourful spice market, Grand Bazaar presented a vivid image in my mind. Hypothetically, I had been photographing Istanbul even before I arrived. I had seen a myriad of photos while researching my trip and visualized how I would capture the various scenes differently. Once my feet hit the pavement, it seemed as if I had already visited the city, making my task of capturing the city on camera all the more easy. Additionally, having grown up in Tripoli, Libya, re-discovering the Islamic world has been high on my list. Istanbul has been only one stop with regard to this journey.
Istanbul is famous for its beautiful Ottoman architecture, such as the Sultan Ahmed Mosque and so on; artistically, do you think you did it justice?
Ottoman architecture is brilliant, isn’t it? The style completely captures my imagination, and there is a fairytale magical element I’ve not seen elsewhere. My eye is drawn towards curves, and lines, so Istanbul was ideal for me as a photographer. Hour upon hour I studied Hagia Sophia, Sultan Ahmed Mosque (Blue Mosque), Süleymaniye Mosque, Basilica Cistern following each curve and line.
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