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The Infinity Forest is a green oasis in the City. In the space between fire escapes, vehicle ramps and back doors, discover timber walls that conceal a forest within. Entering this intimate urban living room, you discover yourself captured in an infinite view of a silver birch forest, where you can pause and reflect on the city above.
Matthew Chan, Isabel Cordeiro, Katie Hepworth
By George! Hidden Networks, laneway installations, Penfold & Hosking Place
A panoramic view around the vicinity of the hillside Resort located in the hills of the little village of Pili, in Siquijor Island.
Picture was taken approaching the resort from over the mountains and down hill from the southern end of the Island.
DISNEY INFINITY unlocks the freedom to play with some of your favorite Disney and Disney/Pixar worlds like never before! You can experience adventures in the worlds of Pirates of the Caribbean, The Incredibles and Monsters University - take on the role of Sulley, the naturally gifted 'scarer'; become Captain Jack Sparrow, the sword-wielding pirate; or transform yourself into Mr. Incredible, one of the world's greatest crime-fighters. Battle enemies, solve puzzles, overcome obstacles and complete a variety of other unique quests.
Or create your own world! Unlock virtual toys, characters, buildings, weapons, gadgets and more -- and bring them into the Disney Infinity 'Toy Box' where you can mix them all up to create your own game. In the Disney Infinity Toy Box, there are no rules and you can create any adventure you want. Share your creations with your friends with up to 4-player co-op play.
The more you play, the more you unlock so the story never ends. It's up to you and your imagination -- infinite possibilities, infinite ways to inspire your imagination!
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An HDR composite of 3 different exposures taken on Infinity Bridge, Stockton on Tees. This image was taken just before sunset.
Beautiful smoke rings sculpture at Eden Project, by Studio Swine.
"A huge ceramic sculpture, rising almost to the roof of the Core building, pays homage to one of the world's smallest but most important organisms: cyanobacteria."
A manipulation of yesterday's image. While it doesn't connect right, it reminds me of the symbol for infinity. I also like the optical illusion of convexity and concavity in this.
This is a slightly edited version of one of the photos from my "Night Photography" album (it isn't in the class group because I have added too many photos this week). The object was to learn about long exposures and how they could affect the capture of light. I think this swirled infinity sign is a good representation of blurring movement over a prolonged exposure (in this case, 10 seconds).