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Comparison of flux distribution (normalized to glucose uptake) in S. cerevisiae under glucose-replete and glucose-deplete condition.
This figure is associated with CABBI’s Year 2 Summary Narrative.
Figure courtesy of Yihui Shen and Tianxia Xiao. Shen is a postdoc and Xiao is a M.S. candidate in Joshua Rabinowitz's Conversion lab at Princeton University.
Neighbors, local parents, immigrant workers and their children gathered together on July 30, 2019 for a demonstration in front of Whole Foods Market (owned by Amazon) in Brooklyn to say NO to the normalization of Amazon/ICE in our communities and to call on Amazon to end contracts with ICE citing Amazon’s core tech role in ICE detention. (Photo by Erik McGregor)
All the shots are unique, you haven't seen them earlier and were not processed from published ones!
These shots were made with Pentax KF B&W Orange settings. Not IR as for shots with black sky to add a pinch of doom scenario or apocalyptic emotions. Time to find out what's good in traditional b&w shots. Both other series and this one were accompanied with CPF.
What I did was normalizing central gray scope here to make the shots look similar. I'm aiming to discover camera sets to make shots without need to post process them, if that would be possible, or with minimalist touches of my GIMP.
I did not touched black slider. Gray (+/-), white (-) and highlight (-) sliders only, plus conservative values for sharpness (only for compensation of camera soft settings): Radius: 1.000, Amount: 0.310 and Threshold: 0.110.
I ask you for comments what to check, what to correct and how,
and which compositions look better using such bright settings for shooting b&w with strong day light. Any suggestions are welcome and highly appreciated.
Thank you. :) Have a nice fun here. :)
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Acrylic, biodegradable film, canvas, Cedar, Dame’s Rocket, Eucalyptus, Eurocast, fern, found foam, moss, paper, pencil, PETG, photo transfer, Sage, Sedum, sponge, wood
24 x 24
2010
This photo was taken during a recent family wedding, during one of the most uncomfortable yet cherished traditions. A heterosexual wedding ceremony is typically focused around a number of engendered conventions, one of which being that the bride is expected to look and act “princess-like”, while the groom goes along with her desires. Guests are also expected to support this role-play, as they gather to watch the first actions of the new couple, regardless of how terrible dancers they may be.