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Mid afternoon project. Snow outside giving me the chance for some silhouettes.
(tic) In the future, Starbucks, is bought out by the conglomerate known as Infinity! : )
Heads up Display Brushes courtesy of Samson Shimei on Deviantart.com
Other Photoshop Brushes courtesy of IHEA on Deviantart.com
Taken on a backroad in Barstow, California while our 2010 California Trip.
This shot was also used in a cool composition by t0m_ka.
You can see the course of the trip on my blog.
Here is one from back in March of the pretty cool Infinity Towers, which everyone likes to shoot of course! I wish I could live in this building. Penthouse maybe :)
San Francisco, CA
March 8, 2012
Canon 7D
Canon 8-15mm f/4L Fisheye USM
© Toby Harriman all images Creative Commons Noncommercial. Please contact me before use in any publication.
I had such a hard time with this scavenger hunt item. I live in the mountains where everything curves or goes straight up and down. I took about 50 photos of different things at various angles trying to find a vanishing point with no luck. I was getting so frustrated. While I was taking a walk, I remembered being taught in school that a vanishing point is infinity - where you either can not see or imagine the end of something even though you know that it must be there. I looked up and found Bunches and Bunches of parallel lines converging into infinite vanishing points in the trees. Sometimes I tend ot overthink things and not realize that what I am looking for is there after all.
Taken with LEE Big Stopper (10 Stops ND) & LEE Little Stopper (6 Stops ND) & LEE Grad ND 0.9 Soft.
105 Seconds of exposure.
Infinity – never-ending; endless ….. - inspiration for this necklace.
Woven out of high quality Japan seed beads in graduating sizes, each infinity element is linked by an embellished peyote woven strip. To add interest to the element, a bezelled and embellished Swarovski crystal blossoms from the centre.
Suspended in the middle is a centrepiece of bezelled Swarovski crystal. Deliberately left unembellished as contrast against the embellished elements.
The necklace is secured with a double toggle clasp to provide symmetry to the whole.
Infinity has also been juried for inclusion in Lark Book's Showcase 500 Beaded Jewelry.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Infinity_Bridge
The Infinity Bridge is a public pedestrian and cycle footbridge across the River Tees in the borough of Stockton-on-Tees in the north-east of England. The bridge is situated one kilometre downriver of Stockton town centre, between the Princess of Wales Bridge and the Tees Barrage and it links the Teesdale Business Park and the University of Durham's Queen's Campus in Thornaby-on-Tees on the south bank of the Tees with the Tees Valley Regeneration's £320 million North Shore development on the north bank.
A photoshopped image of Richard Felix´s selfmade digital frame which he programmed to show all images tagged with "slickrframe"... True infinity...
Check out the other entries here: www.flickr.com/photos/tags/slickrframe/
Here is Richards Website:
www.fresharrival.com/slickrframe/contest/
Update: Hooray! This just received an honorable mention for the contest over at Gizmodo!
Thx to Richard & The Giz!
Comments appreciated
The infinity pool at the Al Husn hotel, one of the three hotels that form Shangri-La’s Barr Al Jissah Resort and Spa, Sultanate of Oman.
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Following up on the previous image Angels in the Architecture, I again found fascination and beauty in an Italian Summer Squash bud, backlit by the setting sun. The varietal name is 'Climbing Trombocino.' ("Squash" seems like a rather unromantic name for such a plant, and certainly didn't conjure up appetizing thoughts when I was a kid.)
I was delightfully surprised to see the bokeh come out so well on this image, especially since the aperture was f/6.3. ISO was 800, 1/80 sec., at 55mm.
This image is best viewed on black. Hit "L" to go to the lightbox.
The title, once again, is the next snippet from Paul Simon's song "You Can Call Me Al"
A fully automatic point & shoot, solidly built, all plastic model from the 90's. It has a 35mm 2.8 Zuiko, auto focus lens & built in electronic flash. Nothing extraordinary about it, but intended for the non-photo enthusiast.
From here to Infinity!
Foliage in Flanders, New Jersey
Couldn't figure out what that noise was from the camera until I realized just in the nick of time to run off the tracks!......
"Infinity is an abstract sculpture, designed by Jose de Rivera and created by Roy Gussow. It is located at the south entrance, of the National Museum of American History. It was dedicated on March 28, 1967."
-- From www.wikipedia.org
Wikipedia also mentions that it slowly rotates on its base...to be honest, I never noticed!
Went to the Folklife Festival on the Mall last week. When I got too hot, I visited a few museums to cool off. American History was always one on my favorites...Ruby Slippers, Julia Child's Kitchen, Kermit, and Dumbo from DisneyLand! However, at the moment they are doing a lot of renovations...I would recommend holding off on visiting.
(Washington, DC -- Smithsonian Institution -- National Museum of American History)
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