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By Gramazio Kohler Research for the Arch_Tec_Lab of the Institute of Technology in Architecture at ETH Zurich

WAMX 4175,4176,4177 on Watco T4 Waukesha, WI 2017-05

3 imge shot at 3 different times then blended together

Seriously. If anyone needs instructions on how to remove a computer from a box...

 

From Dell.

 

Uploaded for Instructional Drawings

This is halfway done in this photo. A continuation of the original Idle Afternoon sketch. The Godzilla has improved.

Sequential photos merged using photoshop of an Okinawan Sea Hawk (Pandion haliaetus) while hunting a fish from a river near Kira-Kira Beach.

    

Sorry for the bad editing...

    

Canon EOS 5D Mark II EF 80+200mm F2.8l

Jason Negan, Penny and Adam Shaw, Antone and Janet Wade.

View On Black

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The image on the right was taken approx. 1/3 of a second after the left image.

Camera: Canon XSi - Lens: Canon EF 28-135, f3.5-5.6, Image Stabilized.

Settings: Continous shooting - 3+ images per second.

The shoot is finished -- they walk nonchalantly away. Then one of them trips!

This is a little blurry. I shut my engine off to calm things a bit, but I was reaching across the cab of my truck and my hand was shaking. I'm going to give it the OK, because I know I found it and shot the picture just late this afternoon.

  

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This is one of teh first things I've been doing with this style. It was something for a fashion brand.

Shot at the 2006 Pacific Nortwest Synthesizer Meeting in Rention WA.

 

Posted on Matrixsynth.

Sequential Circuits Demo Soundsheet Prophet Soundsheet Front

By Gramazio Kohler Research for the Arch_Tec_Lab of the Institute of Technology in Architecture at ETH Zurich

Shot at the 2006 Pacific Nortwest Synthesizer Meeting in Rention WA.

 

Posted on Matrixsynth.

This photograph was taken based on a project called 'land'. I thought that these buildings at this angle almost look like a terrain you could walk across.

sequential photo composite -rider simon bingham launches off a small ramp over a 1972 MGB in front of his own Austin, Tx skate shop, "No Comply" visible in BG

Detail of the programming panel. A bit of flash flare, unfortunately.

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