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90" wide 4 panel art installation I'm working on.....
will also be back-lit with LED lights.
The photoshop file for this has grown to now 5GB, mainly because of the dimensions 90"x29" @300dpi, and has 29 layers.
I uploaded each of the 4 art panels:
More panascape fun. Into the night this time. All those lovely blues are probably out of gamut for the printer but they look great on screen.
Playing with Millefiori. 3 x 10'x10" panels. Vitreous glass, Mexican Smalti, ceramic, gold, stained glass
♂ Cingeswiella
Fur: Burmilla - Red Silver Shaded
Eyes: Opaline (Shape: Mysterious | Pupil: Small)
Shade: Twinkle
Tail: Dreamy
Ears: Soft Curl
Whiskers: White (Shape: Swanky)
Size: Normal
Owner: TerrorMisu Resident
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Sunday, October 22nd @ 1 PM SLT
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Sweetwater County, Wyoming
Fujifilm X-Pro 1 camera; Fujinon XF55-200mm lens
Recently spent some time with archeologists studying Native American petroglyphs on some sandstone cliffs in southwestern Wyoming. They were unlike any I had previously seen in the Mountain West. This one panel features a shielded warrior in a Comanche (?) buffalo headdress riding a horse and a shaman with articulated arms and legs and tears pouring from his eyes. No one really knows the meaning behind any of these figures, and we can only surmise their significance.
1937 Chevy Panel.
180 second exposure, protomachines flashlight set to gold and aquamarine.
Click on the image, because it's best BIG on BLACK!!!
Old Spruce Falls Power Paper Road - Derelict GMC Panel Truck - Reeves Township
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This is experimental work.
Two circles in Illustrator, with black-and-white grids in gradient mesh, one with seven rows and seven columns, the other with eleven rows and eleven columns, imported into Photoshop...
Main water shutoff panel for the water company, this building when built supplied all the water in the city. Plant closed sometime in the 1970's. This plant sets next to what used to be the power plant. Water plant that was built in the late 30's.
Night, near full moon, 120 second exposure, completely dark interior, protomachines flashlight set to green, orange and gold.
Click on the image, because it's best BIG on BLACK!!!
This is Sweden´s largest solar panel roof.
It consists of 5560 solar panels with an area (just the panels) of 9100 m² (97952 ft²).
The whole facility is 17000 m² (182986 ft²) about 2,5 football fields.
It took 385 lifts with a helicopter to lift up all the solar panels.
(Info from www.apotea.se/solceller)
Hello everyone! I am so excited to share our latest release with you, the Palgrave Wall Panels!
The Palgrave Wall Panels come in three different variants; Concrete, Paint & Wood. Each package contains a left and right version, as well as a lit and unlit version.
Worthing Pier Glass Panel
Local artists have created colourful glass panels of artwork to decorate the pier
An untidy panel repair, not made by me! This is a DC lamp driver designed to control 110V DC loads with robust thyristors. Each thyristor has its own commutating thyristor-capacitor to ensure the thyristor turns off when commanded.
AI description:
The image shows a man with a shaved head and a beard, wearing a brown t-shirt and blue shorts, kneeling in front of an open electrical control panel. He is looking at the camera and smiling. The electrical panel is a rusty metal box mounted on what appears to be a wall, and its front door is open, revealing a complex arrangement of wires, circuit boards, and other electronic components. The panel contains several colored components, including red, green, and white ones. The background of the scene looks like a workshop or storage area, with shelves and other electronic equipment visible behind the man. He is wearing brown work boots with black laces.
Continuing our tour of the Buckhorn Wash Panel with another detail shot of a previous photo.
Created over 2,000 years ago, this Barrier Canyon Style panel is probably one of the most famous in the San Rafael Swell. The panel is about 130 feet long. The glyphs were painted using powdered hematite and are upwards of four feet tall.
The Buckhorn Panel is easily accessible by car and requires no hiking. Consequently, over the years, it was repeatably vandalized. In 1996 the State of Utah and Emery County "restored" the panel.
Check out this link for an interesting comparison to Sky Sprites: