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Plasma pathways along magnetic lines in solar wind turbulence, drawn by Dr Owen Roberts, an ESTEC research fellow, during his meeting with Aoife van Linden Tol, the recipient of the first ESA–Ars Electronica residency.
Aoife is researching for her Star Storm project, a series of explosive performances inspired by the physics of stars.
More about the first part of Aoife's residency at ESTEC on ESA's art-science blog: blogs.esa.int/artscience/2017/03/24/stellar-start-for-aoi...
Image courtesy A. van Linden Tol.
In this wow Picture the word for the week is Velocity. During the cycle we were learning how to use shutter speed and the different types of shutter speed there are.Velocity is something which is very closely related to speed. For people who are not specialists, the used of the word "speed" to explain how fast something is moving is normally sufficient. So there is a little background to this picture. Every week sunday, my friend and I Danial have soccer practice. And we were entering the football compound to go on the field. And I wanted to use this picture as a warmup. From the starting of the picture, he did it about 20 times cause I had to take different pictures. The shutter speed for this picture was 1/4. In this wow picture my angle of the picture was the left side of the stone pathway he ran on.
The PATHWAY project team. From left: Øystein Skagseth, Elina Efstathiou, Helen Johnson,Tor Eldevik, Tom Haine, Tore Furevik, Marius Årthun, Kjell Arild Orvik, Helene Asbjørnsen. Photo: Lars H. Smedsrud
Pathways Spiritual Sanctuary, one of my favorite places in the Hills, tranquil & every-changing, it's a welcome oasis for my body & soul whenever I visit.
Irene Heinert - Sturgis
Glendalough.
This work by Roaring Jellyfish Designs is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License.
The recreational pathway along Woodroffe just south of the Sportsplex where it crosses Vaan Drive. This is a pretty typical pathway crossing treatment - and it is both dangerous and unsupported in law. It is dangerous because turning traffic from Woodroffe (either direction) may not be looking for rapidly approaching cyclists. It is unsupported in law because a multi-use pathway carries cyclists but riding in crosswalks is illegal under the Highway Traffic Act. The proper way to do this would have been to divert the path away from Woodroffe - not towards - and create a dedicated intersection with Vaan Drive without a crosswalk.
© 2010 Jayson Samonte, All Rights Reserved. Use of this photograph in ANY form is NOT permitted without permission from the author.
For this project especially I was trying to capture different contrasts of light while expressing it in an interesting way where they don't all look the same. This is a collage of 4 of the pictures I captured. These are each different blinds in different rooms of my house. The idea behind this project was to express that even in darkness, there is always a glimmer of light. The blinds, which are in all different angles, express the fact that sometimes, you need shifted perspective in order to see the hope.
The pathways inside mangrove and proboscis monkey conservatory in Tarakan. The tour lead us to this place just wait for our late afternoon return flight to Jakarta.
Not the best photo,but I like it anyway. I like bamboo too. A few years ago I went to Japan for just over a week on a school trip. The first 3 major differences I noticed were: a) the houses are very close together, narrow streets and stuff. b) power lines EVERYWHERE! like a tangled spaghetti mess, but somehow intriguing. and c) (actually this was the first thing, I just put it last for effect) Bamboo forests! Just along the highway, but they were somehow spectacular. I just wish I could have seen them closer. So the point is bamboo is cool.
Eu tenho um carinho especial por essa foto. Foi uma das primeiras fotos que bati com a (na época, nova) Olympus de 2 MP do meu pai. Na época, eu não entendia NADA de composição ou de fotografia em geral. Mas foi a primeira vez que eu tive a sensação de ter fotografado algo legal (mais do que uma simples imagem). Foi o que me levou a começar a aprender sobre este assunto, até se tornar o hobby especial que é hoje.
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This photo is very special for me. It was one of the first that I took with my father's new camera (at the time), an Olympus with 2 MP. At that time, I knew NOTHING about composition or other photography topics. Nevertheless, was the first time I had the feeling that I've got something special (more than just a regular image). After this I started learning about photography, so it became the very special hobby that is now.