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This picture was taken last weekend outside a building which is called Titanic II. The impressive building was built in a tub of groundwater and looks like a ship. It’s the former location of the Federal Office of Information Technology, Systems and Telecommunication (FOITT.). The Office recently moved to a new location called Black Pearl. From a sinking ship to a pirate ship! I hope they will never get seasick. :-)

Matrix 1 by BAT.ty

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Matrix Event @ SPACE_BAR

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Matrix by Rafał Chlebek

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Matrix by Bousure

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Sony center Berlin

L’art de prendre la pose by Jean-Luc Drouin

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Orchhâ (Inde) - L’Inde est connu pour ses lumières fabuleuses qui donnent souvent des scènes merveilleusement colorées. Mais pour en bénéficier, il faut être très matinal ou attendre les derniers rayons de soleil pour capter ces ambiances « chaudes ». Du temps de l’argentique en dehors de ces heures extrêmes, je ne faisais plus de photos. Eventuellement, je m’autorisais quelques films en noir et blanc.

Avec l’avènement de la photo numérique, ces limites techniques - même pour le merveilleux Kodachrome 64 -, ont été repoussées. Les capteurs progressent d’année en année et gagnent en dynamique. Ce qui était impossible pour la diapositive, devient envisageable avec les appareils modernes.

La preuve par l’image. La photo ci-dessus n’aurait pas eu le même rendu avec une diapositive car l’homme était dans la lumière. La logique aurait voulu que le fond soit noir, sans le moindre détail, puisque j’ai mesuré la lumière sur l’homme. Le capteur et la mesure matricielle ont fait une remarquable analyse de la scène en restituant une masse d’informations qu’un film argentique n’aurait pu faire.

The art of striking a pose

Orchhâ (India) - India is known for its fabulous lights which often result in wonderfully colorful scenes. But to benefit from it, you have to be very early in the morning or wait for the last rays of sun to capture these "warm" atmospheres. From the time of the film outside these extreme hours, I no longer took pictures. Eventually, I allowed myself a few black and white films.

With the advent of digital photography, these technical limits encountered - even by the wonderful Kodachrome 64 - have been pushed back. The sensors are improving year by year and gaining momentum. What was impossible on the slide, becomes possible with modern devices.

The proof by the image. The photo above wouldn't have looked the same on a slide because the man was in the light. Logic would have wanted the background to be black, without the slightest detail, since I measured the light on the man. The sensor and the matrix metering made a remarkable analysis of the scene, restoring a mass of information that a silver film could not have done.

Matrix by Sandrine KP

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Enter the matrix by Rob Oo

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"Breathing Room III" (2010) by Antony Gormley.

Museum Voorlinden, Wassenaar, The Netherlands.

The Matrix by Silke

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Outtake for Macro Monday's "Cloth/Textile" theme, the "what am I looking at?" version ;-) Renamed it, from "3D Mesh" to "The Matrix", because the latter was what I was actually looking for all the time, but for whatever reason the name did not immediately come to my mind. So thank you very much, Belle Pans Maze, for reminding me ;-)

Meine Zweitversion für MMs "Cloth/Textile"-Thema, die "Was-könnte-das-sein"-Variante ;-).

Matrix & Willow by Matrix Spirt

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matrix by Adam Pyrkosz

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model: Vanessa Painchaud

place: EC Szombierki

TRON Śląski Klub Fotograficzny

MATRIX 1 by Leana Campbell

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see Krys's picture here : www.flickr.com/photos/182091440@N02/52214362647/in/dateta...

matrix by Loïc GODMER