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Geometry of Love is an album by Jean Michel Jarre, released in 2003 by Warner Music. This album has more in common with the preceding Sessions 2000 album than releases prior, but the style here is still more electronica than jazz. The music was to be lounge music, played in the background or in the chill out area of a club. The CD was only meant to come out in 2000 copies, but was later released as an ordinary CD. The album cover image is a pixelated photo of the pubis of Isabelle Adjani, Jarre's girlfriend at the time. The album was largely produced using Propellerheads Reason and numerous preset patches can be heard throughout...
...taken in the inner court of Castello Sforzesco, while the sun was setting...
Milan, Italy...
Active Assignment Weekly June 6 - 13 - Nature's Geometric Shapes
WIT: I thought it would be kind of neat to photograph an example of fractal geometry in nature.
Fractal geometry deals with 2 main concepts: self-similarity, and non-integer dimension. The first deals with repetition of sorts, and the 2nd deals with dimensions which are not exact numbers (i.e. integers). So, for example, a straight line is one dimension, whereas a curve is somewhere between one and two dimensions. There is a certain predictability or pattern in the seemingly random appearance. That's my layman understanding of this, anyway...
This is a cross-section of a red cabbage, which shows an example of fractal geometry. It is not taken with a macro lens, but I did crop out the borders to make it square and create a type of abstract image. In Photoshop I tweaked the colours.
I took this photo for the geometry theme for the weekly kids & babies challenge. I know we weren't supposed to actually depict a geometry class, but I couldn't help myself :)
Yeah, yeah. There's the darned Superman t-shirt. We do try to wash it frequently ;)
Taken for Active Assignment Weekly - Geometric
Hello AAW family! It has been way too long since I have submitted or commented and I have missed it. I really enjoy photography, and this group, and all the joy it brings! I am glad to see it is still going.
This assignment combines two of my loves: photography and Geometry so I had to participate.
WIT: This is a wall hanging for my son to hang papers on. The texture of the wall bothers me so I tried to get a steep angle to blur it out. I was going to put a piece of paper or something as a backdrop to get rid of the texture but then I would lose the nice blue color of the wall. Anyways, here it is! Thank you for looking