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Looking southeast toward the Columbia River, which is at the base of the dark basalt cliff in the distance. The top of the cliff is a formation known as Babcock Bench. The low, rolling hills are flood ripples. The trough-to-crest height of these ripples is about 15 feet (4.6m).

 

West Bar is described at the collection level.

Another shot of a police helicopter captured above my place looking for someone.

Used a slightly edited version for a new single of mine called "Front Towards Enemy", check it out at Soundcloud here:

 

soundcloud.com/terrasidio/sets/front-towards-enemy

 

Made a music video for one of the tracks from that single:

 

www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZLpWgWPAAxs

 

:)

outlines ... incompleteness of form ....

specific shapes within; lens on the world.

a bird with exotic plumage

inversions and conversions

sparks of gold - made from particles with added time.

Created by Duncan Rawlinson, "Eternal Motion" exemplifies a harmonious blend of contemporary photography and artificial intelligence imaging techniques. This work delves into the latent space, exploring the fluidity and elegance of abstract forms, resulting in a timeless piece of art.

 

Duncan.co/eternal-motion

coloured spatial events

a deep pod in cosmic blackness

I was astounded when I pointed the Therm-App thermal imager at a freshly-delivered cup of coffee. The swirling thermal patterns were mesmerising. Stirring it produced some amazing vortices and adding milk made it even more pronounced.

 

Comments are warmly welcomed.

 

For more thermal images covering a diverse range of subjects please visit (and join!) the Therm-App (and others) thermal imaging group at www.flickr.com/groups/therm-app-users/

detail from 'cellular cosmos' sequence posted a little while back - this one 3 seconds on

carved, yet elastic forms cut through electric blue

Time for something completely different...

 

A sometime-lunchtime-sitting-spot down on the Thames swirling with high water. Perhaps not the most immediate shot, but I really enjoyed taking this one...the constant swirling and changing shapes in the water were mesmerising.

movement is the cause of complexity

just a bit complicated..

cosmic mood with a scattering of stars

A thin film of opalescent, pearly gold, pink and blue, now splitting

echo effects beyond the gold wall

seeing the finer details within well- defined areas

gold particles fly outward in a blur

the white apparation

restless bubbleforms

a fish in a fish

quiet turbulence as if taking place in space

Cigarette smoke.

 

Strobist:

Single flash (Canon 430EX) behind smoke on the right-hand side. Black t-shirt used as a backdrop. Inverted and colour-manipulated in Photoshop.

 

I had a lot of cigs left over from the pack I bought for last week's noir video, but now my room smells awful. I don't think I'll be doing this again with tobacco.

Dark here.

Title from an episode of Dr Who TV series

Winter hike on the Falls Trail with my hiking and photography companion, Lori Deiter.

 

We hiked Glen Leigh (up to Shawnee Falls) and Ganoga Glen (up to Ganoga Falls). I quick-checked Adams Falls, but only snapped an iPhone pic of it.

 

Ricketts Glen State Park

Luzerne County, Pennsylvania

Wednesday, January 10th, 2018

 

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like a jellyfish plunging down through the sea

ink sinking down forms coral-like patterns underwater

a familiar figure out and about in the cosmos

There's room for both within the Universe

Using a plastic bag to model a ribbon drogue (parachute) in a water channel.

This pile of sand is about seven feet (2.1 m) tall. It sits on the shoulder of Arizona SR 238, between Gila Bend and Maricopa. The sand was scooped from nearby low points in the road, places where washes cross the pavement. This portion of SR 238 is built like a roller coaster, with many ups and downs. It's cheaper to have the road descend to the level of the washes than to build bridges across them. During heavy rains, the washes deposit sand on the road and front loaders clean it up.

 

The first time I saw a road that dipped to the level of a wash wash was in Arches National Park. Between the parking lot for Delicate Arch and the parking lot for Delicate Arch Viewpoint, the park road dips to the level of Winter Camp Wash. See photo below.

Fluid Sculpture: crown drop splash of colored water drops.

 

Named after Holbein's painting

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