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Silent geometries for a deafening everyday life
The silence of a photograph does not show the deafening noise of the whirlpools within us.
Geometrias silenciosas para um cotidiano ensurdecedor
"O silêncio de uma fotografia não mostra o barulho ensurdecedor dos redemoinhos dentro de nós."
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The National Maritime Museum Amsterdam, Holland
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Geometry(X) = UP the stairs, DOWN the stairs at French Lick Resort
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"Why do they have windows? Is it to let a glimpse of the world in? Or for us to see out?" (Markus Zusak)
a fleeting moment suspended in the concrete lattice of the city. a man strides upward, framed by brutalist symmetry and fractured light. his silhouette slices through the sharp geometry, caught between isolation and motion â a study in human scale within the ordered weight of urban design.
Coordinate Geometry
looking through my Japan 2019 archive and came across this file that I had not processed.
I thought it was worth processing
An open, slated covering casts shadows on the walls and floor, and the rear wall and floor of an outdoor recreation center during the late morning hours.
Night shot, exposure 37 minutes (yes, more than half an hour), taken on September 22nd 2012 at the shores of lake Rosset (2.709 m), Nivolet plateau, Gran Paradiso National Park (Italy).
Geometry has been paramount in conceiving this photo:
1) bottom rectangular shape: the waters of the lake
2) center triangular areas: Col Rosset (3.025 m), Col Leynir (3.084 m), Taou Blanc (3.438 m)
3) summit semicircular area of the sky: concentric star trails toward the Polaris
shot started when the moon (phase 43%) was setting behind me and my camera, in order to get still some shades on the mountains, at least during the very first minutes of the long exposure, just to give body and three-dimensionality to the landscape.
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The CN1501 Geometry car made an appearance in Waterloo, Iowa today. Here it is on the CN Osage Sub's new sweeping S-Curve at the new Cedar-Wapsi Rd interchange on US218. This curve and a identical one on the North side of Cedar Wapsi Rd are a realignment of the tracks, to accommodate on/off ramps for the new interchange. The railroad ROW was too close to US218 to allow only surface intersections. Many of those intersections were closed after this interchange opened, due to the high number of fatal accidents which occurred at them