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This photograph was taken at the Cycle of Songs rehearsal for the piece entitled 'Infinity', composed by Peter Gregson, at Emmanuel College on 12th June 2014. This was sung by a composite choir of singers mainly from Women of Note and ReSound.
ONE of the best shot.. i asked the children to run and dive so that i can take a good shot, though this shot is not perfect but catches the spirit
This view seems to morph from one view of water and rock, into water, and then into the horizon. Much like an infinity pool, except for the rock. :-)
The new Infinity Bridge linking Stockton and Thornaby across the Tees and, despite appearances, very little post-processing involved.
Black and white image of Infinity casement windows with white interior and hardware in a dining room setting.
Sculpture called "Infinity" in front the of the Museum of American History.
Washington Memorial in the background.
This a picture of the infinity pool at the Kandalama hotel in central Sri Lanka. I spent many hours looking over the edge where you could see birds flying below you
I wish I'd have had a better chance to make this picture come out clear and more how I wanted, but I like the idea.
Shelby's record player, and Infinity On High. Summer 2009.
My quick addition for the day
taken using a tripod on a 5 second exposure. edited in lightroom to remove background light/ distractions
The Infinity Room juts out 218 feet from the House on the Rock, without supports underneath. The room has over 3,000 windows.
The first tower in the Infinity Towers two block complex. It's supposed to be 42 stories, or about 400 feet tall when finished.
I like the curved glass effect, making the building feel like a bit of a ripple.
Infinity Mirrored Room—My Heart Is Dancing into the Universe, by Yayoi Kusama at the Hirshhorm Museum'
a world of INFINITY. “There is a fifth dimension, beyond that which is known to man. It is a dimension as vast as space and as timeless as infinity. It is the middle ground between light and shadow, between science and superstition."
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block for filmandtread. she sent grey/black/white/yellow fabrics and asked us to create any style of block that illustrates math symbols. she also asked that they be clean and modern - not wonky or fussy. they will be 12" finished blocks. hope this is what you had in mind! mine might be a touch fussy... sorry... but i was trying to go for a repeating pattern.