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Sorry, the heat has gotten to me… trying to take a photo of the copper wire and all I could see was a horse.. then those lyrics popped in my head and it was all downhill from there…
Even after a relative success at Omoide, I still wanted a large scale dystopian shot, industrial sure, but with a hint of a futuristic look which is something the izakayas didn't really offer. I had no idea my ultimate opportunity would arrive in the form of a Yodobashi store.
Researching once I got back from Japan, apparently a lot of Yodobashis have large neon signs out front. The only one I was familiar with beforehand in Akihabara just didn't have that, so I had no reason to suspect THIS was waiting for me at the plaza in Shinjuku. Come to think of it, I actually didn't expect to come back with a lot of shots from Shinjuku, yet it's very clear now that this eclipses all the other Tokyo districts on my camera roll, maybe even combined. There's just something about it's dirtier nature that seemed so photogenic.
So in my previous Yodobashi Plaza post I foreshadowed this as my "much better shot". I browsed for a while waiting for the sky to get darker and it started raining. Finding a spot to put my tripod was a bit challenging and I constantly had to wipe my lens off (I had to move my umbrella everytime it was actually time to shoot so it took a couple drops). The sky wasn't dark enough it was still a deep purple, so in editing I went all in. Tried to give this photo powerful shadows, a black sky, and a dominating red/yellow color scheme.
When I say "cyberpunk" I don't think I got closer to that then this. A large sign from above and the branching out signs to either side on the bottom, along with the contrast of the white sign (the only part of this image I couldn't read, I know what the rest say). What would've been even more awesome is if I managed to get a rain streak in my shot considering I was shooting on a slow shutter, but it wasn't that profuse, so it didn't end up in my frame. I have several slightly different and/or vertical frames as well so there is a chance I'll revisit this shot in the future (that is, if we're not already in said future).
Macro Mondays and Connection.
An electrical code is a set of regulations for the design and installation of electrical wiring in a building. The intention of a code is to provide standards to ensure electrical wiring systems that are safe for people and property.
Such wiring is subject to rigorous safety standards for design and installation. Wires and electrical cables are specified according to the circuit operating voltage and electric current capability, with further restrictions on the environmental conditions, such as ambient temperature range, moisture levels, and exposure to sunlight and chemicals. Associated circuit protection, control and distribution devices within a building's wiring system are subject to voltage, current and functional specification. To ensure both wiring and associated devices are designed, selected and installed so that they are safe for use, they are subject to wiring safety codes or regulations, which vary by locality, country or region.
The International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) is attempting to harmonise wiring standards amongst member countries, but large variations in design and installation requirements still exist.
Un code électrique est un ensemble de règlements pour la conception et l'installation de câblage électrique dans un bâtiment. L'intention d'un code est de fournir des normes pour s'assurer que les systèmes de câblage électrique sont sécurisés pour les personnes et les biens.
Un tel câblage est soumis à des normes de sécurité rigoureuses pour la conception et l'installation. Les fils et les câbles électriques sont spécifiés en fonction de la tension de fonctionnement du circuit et du courant électrique , avec d'autres restrictions sur les conditions environnementales, telles que la plage de température ambiante, les niveaux d'humidité et l'exposition aux rayons du soleil et aux produits chimiques. Les dispositifs de protection, de commande et de distribution de circuits associés dans le système de câblage d'un bâtiment sont soumis à des spécifications de tension, de courant et de fonctionnement. Pour s'assurer que le câblage et les périphériques associés sont conçus, sélectionnés et installés de manière à ce qu'ils soient sécurisés pour l'utilisation, ils sont soumis à des codes ou des règles de sécurité du câblage, qui varient selon la localité, le pays ou la région.
La Commission électrotechnique internationale (CEI) essaie d'harmoniser les normes de câblage entre les pays membres, mais de nombreuses variations dans les exigences de conception et d'installation existent encore.
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All elements shot with an iPhone6.
Edited on iPad with Procreate and Leonardo.
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Teamwork with my friends form Aurora Movement, thanks guys.
Worked with LED LENSER M3R, X21R.2 and Special UV X21 from Electrical Movement in the Dark .EMD.
Einige Plätze für unseren Workshop im Januar sind noch frei:
As is usually the case my series are broken up into mini themes for each day. Here we have some businesses related to the primary means of transport these days - the car.
Behind this auto electrical workshop is an empty lot. It used to be a popular used car sales lot. As you can see, "Cheap Cars". Only problem was that with supply problems for new cars in the post-pandemic period prices for second hand cars went through the roof (remember Australia now imports all its vehicles - we make nothing in this country anymore!). So the used car yard is empty and waiting to be sold off - expensive real estate, too expensive to sell cheap cars from.