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Taken with LEE Big Stopper (10 Stops ND) & LEE Little Stopper (6 Stops ND) & LEE Grad ND 0.9 Soft.
105 Seconds of exposure.
Have had several Infinity pools installed on jobs I have overlooked. Seen the way they are built. Seen the finish project in daylight as the pool overlooks the lake. It really seems like the lake is a continuation of the pool looking from the stairs entering across to the outer wall.
But I, until last week, had never experienced from within, and especially at night.
It is absolutely surreal. It's uncanny how the senses are so easily fooled making you believe something you know isn't possible.
I just sat in at the end of the night starring into the lake. In total bliss. Nobody bothering me. And I would wake in morning . Do my yoga, and do it before I left. The pool was supposed to be closed. But the staff let me anyways. If I ever become a multi-millionaire. With money to burn. I definitely would have one of these babies.....
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.
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.
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
Floorless Formz Promo Shoot
Thanks to Mark for assisting with this shoot.
Strobist
430X into 60cm Ezyfold softbox camera left about level with head angled down.
SB28 Bare camera right (giving the shadow) coming in from the same direction as the sun which was behind some trees but gives the left hand highlight on the statue.
SB28 Magenta Gelled and gridded camera left aimed at he left hand sid of the statue to give the highlight. Whitebalance and photoshop trickery used to colour the statue completely. Using a Magenta (or any pure colour that doesn't appear elsewhere in the frame) gel gives you kind of a chromakey capability in post.
Logo shadow added in post
It is the year 19981. The third great Blacktron/Space Police war. The Blacktron 1 have built a spy satellite. Crewed only by droids, the Infinity-class Satellite doesn't have any life support, so there is next to no heat when the satellite is stationary.
Weapons: 16 light laser cannons, useful for only taking down incoming missiles.
Infinity-class Satellites also have two engines, and a small FTL engine, but neither are very powerful or fast.
Length: 66 studs
Width: 128 studs
Swooshable: Completely.
I started this not long after finishing the Epsilon Elnath, but life got in the way, and wasn't able to take pictures until now.
My first large Blacktron 1 ship. and if width counts, my first Blacktron 1 SHIP.
Infinity Bridge, Stockton-on-Tees, taken at sunset. Shot using a PL-C, to bring out some of the detail in the sky.
I made some slight adjustments in lightroom before converting to mono using Nik Silver Effex.
I decided on a panoramic crop to give the image more impact.
"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)
Thanks for stopping by!
Download and preview from here Infinity - Blog/Portfolio theme
by enrix
Introduction
Take your time and you will find, Infinity.
Infinity is a crisp and clear blog/portfolio that could suit the need of a blogger, designer or even a corporate site with a transparent color scheme and background image changer – Simply create a background(repeatable or otherwise) and activate it to easily modify the theme to your liking. This theme has a nice new original javascript slider that preloads up to 10 slides.
Theme Features:
Javascript Featured Showcase Slider
Full Width page layout
Dropdown for Categories and children pages
footer and sidebar widgets + custom Ad widget
stylish headers without seo loss – optional
option for image logo or stylish dynamic text logo
automatic post lengths – optional
Threaded Comments, 7 deep!
Gravatar and widget ready
Tableless code
Cross Browser Compatible
Wordpress 2.9.2 Compatible
theme options page for any customizing you would like
Download and preview from here Infinity - Blog/Portfolio theme
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.
Two stripes of paper combined with the square cross lock.
Folder and designer: Dirk Eisner in the tradition of Hans-Werner Guth's 3 module snowflake.
2 units
29.7 cm x 10.5 cm (half A4)