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Field of Light is a 15-acre light installation by Bruce Munro. It is com-prised of more than 58,800 stemmed spheres lit by fiber optics, which illuminate the undulating landscape in subtle blooms of morphing color. I wish it could illuminate the increasingly dark world situation.
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The Macro Mondays theme for 12/26/22 is REDUX, wherein we revisit a theme (or multiple themes) from the year’s list and give it another go. I think I have three possibilities, two of which I’ll post….. Btb, if you’ve read this far, 12/26 is also my birthday 🎂🎉🎊
…….💙💙HMM💙💙
For looking close on Friday’s theme “Christmas decoration in black and white”. This is our tree topper Angel.
just because
Ooooh, it works for the looking close on Friday theme of “festive lighting” - up close!!
This is the beautiful light show in Paso Robles by the artist Bruce Munro. I really, really liked it. It's extended until June 2020 due to it's popularity.
One of my favorite old garden fences at sunset on a steamy Summer evening. Happy Fence Friday, my friends, have a wonderful last weekend of July! :)
HMM... the theme for today, 3/8, is motion blur. at first i tried swinging a small cat keychain ornament and photographing it with my iphone-- FAIL.
so i moved back to my dear little canon 870 p&s and focused really up close to the fiber optic lights on my tree (with each shot i chose a cluster that was smaller than a quarter or at least a 50cent piece). that didn't go terribly well *until* i figured that the fireworks setting might slow down the lens..... i shot at least 60 of which i had to get rid of at least a third because they were overblown. this one appeals to me because it is so colorful, so i am choosing it for the posting. to achieve the motion here, i moved the camera from side to side..
.....AND i am 560 views away from hitting 9million views. i'm pretty sure the MM group participants will get me there and over :)
at 4:07am i am officially past 9M views :)
ANSH scavenger 17 crazy colors
Top of a green fiber optic wand used on parties, illuminated by a table lamp from the top and on the right side by a small portable light. The light on the right created some unique shapes in the plastic filaments and I wasn't expecting that, but I think it turned out better than I expected.
(If you click on the picture you’ll see all 9, it’s a wide pano like crop)
The Smile on Saturday theme is to create a Christmas collage. So I collected the pictures of our new tree, organized them in a 9 picture grid and went to big huge labs which has always been my go-to way of creating a collage. And it *didn’t* work. ….sigh….
After three tries I said there’s got to be a way, so I tried capturing the pictures like I used to do and that didn’t work either!! I am nothing if not persistent….. so….. I took a picture of what I’d wanted to grab!!….
Do I get points for trying?
CLIC- this is an announcement that the Christmas Lights in Containers group pool is officially open for postings. In the past we’ve broadened our definitions to include any seasonal lights and the “container” can be indoors or outdoors. Have fun and show us sone beautiful lights displayed.
It took me a bit of time to fix what needed fixing but our little fiber optic tree is again operational and I can do a little ICM light painting using the Slow Shutter app!
Holiday Bokeh - Macro Monday theme of the week. A little Christmas Cactus with a little Christmas bokeh. Cactus was placed in front of a small fiber optic christmas tree.
HSS- give a girl a spherical prism to put in front of fiber optic Christmas tree lights and she’s happily busy for the longest time!!
Guitars with my friend Mack Armstrong. Check out his music here and buy it. www.bearmedicinestudios.com/
A very small part of the incredible Field of Light installation, Uluru Australia, by famed artist Bruce Munro. Hint: It only looks like a wagon wheel.
A very small part of the incredible Field of Light art installation, by famed artist Bruce Munro. This installation is solar powered, and uses color-shifting LEDs with many km of plastic fiberoptic cables to illuminate the small spheres across the desert terrain.
The optical fibers, seen here, radiate out from a large number of distribution hubs that emit and control the light color and intensity using microcontrollers. The section seen here represents perhaps 10-20% of the total installation.
The complete installation comprises nearly 5 hectares and 50,000 light globes.
Here is my friend Di who was nice enough to come out to shoot with me on my trip to Washington and Oregon. A fiber optic portrait of her for you to enjoy. Thanks for a great night out DI.
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Working with my black fiber optics with the help of Mack armstrong as model. more like this coming soon let me know what you think.
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FOR DECEMBER THEME 'WINTER LIGHTS'
MAGGIE AND THE CHRISTMAS TREE
When Home is oh so sweet!
"Bread, that this house may never know hunger," they say. "Salt, that life may always have flavor. And wine, that joy and prosperity may reign forever."
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Looking up from directly below the fiberoptic light fixture in the center of the atrium of the Donald P. Shiley Center of Science and Technology building on the University of San Diego campus. It looks like the tentacles of a mysterious deep-sea creature.