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Sequentially numbered IC SD70's #1003 & 1004 sit next to the Homewood Amtrak station. Built in September of 1995, they are nearing their 25th birthday.
SEQUENTIAL MOVEMENT OF THE HIGH JUMP:
The discipline and training applied by decathletes have always been regarded by me as the ultimate in athletic dedication. Whilst it is of course always a huge honour for any decathlete to achieve the ultimate status of World Champion, I cannot help but regard all those who dedicate themselves to this most gruelling of athletic disciplines as Champions.
23 year old Russian Decathlete Vasiliy Kharlamov at the European Cup Combined Event (ECCE) Super League June 2009, Szczecin, Poland. (Thanks for permission for the use of these images from Trackpic at www.trackpic.net).
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How to draw comics ! If you want to start drawing comics, I made this quick video to show you the steps I have taken to draw Page 1 of a comic book script I found online for the Green Arrow or known as The Arrow on tv. Sequential Art is very important to creating comics and is one of the most important aspects of creating comics. Here are just some basic tips and info that I hope will help you. I used a script from a comic called The Arrow Year One. You follow along and download the script here- ift.tt/1M8zI4i New website! ►www.taochris.com Subscribe ► www.youtube.com/channel/UCNzoqt7Hu4G5fxEajN0V-ug?view_as=... Deviant Art ► ift.tt/1DzXOlt tumblr ► ift.tt/1Bt3H1K Instagram ► ift.tt/1G5tZOK Twitter ► twitter.com/ArtofChris Facebook ► ift.tt/1Bt3HP6 Position Music ➜ ift.tt/1avWVAS If you are not familiar with The Green Arrow below is some info I found that describes who Th Arrow is. Green Arrow is a fictional superhero who appears in comic books published by DC Comics. Created by Morton Weisinger and designed by George Papp, he first appeared in More Fun Comics #73 in November 1941. His real name is Oliver Queen, a billionaire businessman and owner of Queen Industries, also a well-known celebrity in his locale of Star City.[2] Sometimes shown dressed like Robin Hood, Green Arrow is an archer who uses his skills to fight crime in his home cities of Star City and Seattle, as well as alongside his fellow superheroes as a member of the Justice League. Though much less frequently used in modern stories, he also deploys a range of trick arrows with various special functions, such as glue, explosive-tipped, grappling hook, flash grenade, tear gas and even kryptonite arrows for use in a range of special situations. At the time of his debut, Green Arrow functioned in many ways as an archery-themed analogue of the very popular Batman character, but writers at DC subsequently developed him into a voice of progressivism very much distinct in character from Batman. Here is some info on the character from the TV Series: Arrow is an American television series developed by writer/producers Greg Berlanti, Marc Guggenheim, and Andrew Kreisberg. It is based on the DC Comics character Green Arrow, a costumed crime-fighter created by Mort Weisinger and George Papp. It premiered in North America on The CW on October 10, 2012, with international broadcasting taking place in late 2012. Primarily filmed in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, the series follows billionaire playboy Oliver Queen, portrayed by Stephen Amell, who, five years after being stranded on a hostile island, returns home to fight crime and corruption as a secret vigilante whose weapon of choice is a bow and arrow. Unlike in the comic books, Queen does not initially go by the alias "Green Arrow" until the fourth season. The series takes a realistic look at the Green Arrow character, as well as other characters from the DC Comics universe. Although Oliver Queen/Green Arrow had been featured in the television series Smallville from 2006 to 2011, the producers decided to start clean and find a new actor (Amell) to portray the character. Arrow focuses on the humanity of Oliver Queen, and how he was changed by time spent shipwrecked on an island. Most episodes have flashback scenes to the five years in which Oliver was missing. Create with passion! Thanks for watching! #HowToDrawComics #DrawingComics #ComicArt #TheArrow #Arrow #GreenArrow #DCcomics #ComicArtTutorial #Tutorial #Comics
As some of you would know, I take shots of the spectacular variety of letterboxes we find in Australia and I have an album there if anyone wants to look. This little group didn't show some of the customary artistry I often find but I thought in their depiction of old and new they showed that modernity isn't only for the city. Somewhere around Deepwater, northern New South Wales.
Sequential numbered Wright Eclipse Gemini bodied Volvo B9TLs of First Hampshire and Dorset are seen in Lyme Regis. The main focus of the shot, 37585 in First's national Olympia colours with Wessex names, is working an X53 service to Weymouth, while Jurassic Coaster liveried 37584 was on the X51 to Bridport.
Start of a sequential series of four Sets.
Persian carpet for sale, Tehran, 2010.
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As a member of International Writers Workshop I was asked to write a short poem. I hadn't for years, but recently back from Iran I had word images in my mind. The result was selected for publication in "Beyond the Persimmon Tree" -- an International Writers' anthology.
So here it is for you:
Iran
Peter Sheppard
Pomegranates and pistachios
pollarded poplars and planes
the light of desert sky at night.
Sand, salt, and stone
earth, mud, and straw
gardens, roses, tendrils,
domes, arches, and minarets.
The incense of spices and colour sensations
paprika, turquoise, and lapis lazuli
bazaars, bartering, and time-layering.
Water, light, reflections, and mirrors
mountains, melons, and mullahs
calligraphy, camels, and caravanserai
almond orchards, and almond-eyes.
Yet an essence, a silken thread,
a patterned carpet;
an accumulation of civilisations.
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An interesting shot of three former Go Ahead London B7TLs/Wright Gemini in the employ of CT Plus in Leeds. Interesting because the sequence of registrations - LF52ZRR, LF52ZPR and LF52ZSR - not consecutive but just one letter on each to differentiate.
Canon 5DM2 is used as a single camera. Sequential frames are used to get the spacing differential that can be substituted with a 30th of a second time difference, displayed as a space differential. Doesn't always work, but if you know how to move the camera smoothly, you get it 2 out of 3 times, at least as a usable 3D still! Granted, like this image, it might have to be a bit shallow!
The tomb has an amazing minimalist design for the first few layers, with that low band of tiles, and then soft yellow plaster straight up to the open sky 20 feet overhead. With the perfectly contrasting blue expanse above you, the effect is stunning.
JURY DISTINCTION FOR CATEGORY 3. LOCATIONS AND INSTRUMENTS
© CC-BY-NC-ND: Reto Togni
Description by the author:
142 years after Eadweard Muybridge’s invention, the principle of chronophotography remains essential in understanding human movement. The image not only builds on a rich cultural heritage of sequence photographs, nowadays best known in extreme sports, but also illustrates cutting-edge scientific processes that reveal internal working principles of the human body. Shown is a gait trial using a unique moving fluoroscope that tracks and follows the movements of a study participant while taking a series of x-ray images to analyse bone kinematics. By merging a series of six photographs taken during the trial, the image not only shows but also follows the maxim of novelty through continuous reinterpretation and repurposing of methods that are more than a century old.
Comment of the Jury:
A playful mise en abyme of chronophotography, depicting by means of a digital collage the motion of an apparatus that is itself taking sequential X-ray images of the legs of a person walking. It brings into view the actual processes involved in a scientific experiment, rather than solely its results.
Beschreibung:
142 Jahre nach Eadweard Muybridges Erfindung bleibt das Prinzip der Chronofotografie ein wichtiges Mittel, um menschliche Bewegung zu verstehen. Das Bild steht in der langen Tradition von Sequenzfotografien und illustriert gleichzeitig modernste wissenschaftliche Prozesse, die die inneren Abläufe im menschlichen Körper aufzeigen, in diesem Fall die Gangart. Mithilfe eines einzigartigen Fluoroskopie-Geräts werden die Bewegungen der Teilnehmenden aufgezeichnet und verfolgt, während das Gerät gleichzeitig Röntgenbilder macht, um die Knochen kinematisch zu analysieren. Indem das Bild eine Serie von sechs Fotos übereinanderlegt zeigt und versinnbildlicht es, wie durch die alte und neu interpretierte Methoden neues Wissen entsteht.
Kommentar der Jury:
Ein spielerisches Bild im Bild der Chronofotografie: es zeigt eine digitale Bewegungs-Collage eines Geräts, das selber Serien von Röntgenbilder macht, um die Beinbewegungen einer Person aufzuzeichnen. Es gibt uns einen Einblick in den Versuchsprozess anstatt ein Bild des fertigen Resultats darzustellen.
Description:
142 ans après l’invention d’Eadweard Muybridge, le principe de la chronophotographie demeure essentiel pour comprendre le mouvement humain. Cette image s’appuie sur le vaste héritage culturel des photographies séquentielles, aujourd’hui surtout connues dans les sports extrêmes, mais elle illustre des processus scientifiques de pointe qui dévoilent les principes du fonctionnement interne du corps humain. Elle montre un test de marche, produit par un unique fluoroscope mobile qui enregistre et suit le mouvement d’une participante, tout en prenant des images radiographiques pour analyser la cinématique des os. En fusionnant une série de 6 photographies prises pendant le test, l’image suit les principes d’une innovation qui jaillit d’une réinterprétation et d’une réaffectation permanentes de méthodes vieilles d’un siècle, et ne se contente pas de les montrer !
Commentaire du jury:
Mise en abyme ludique de la chronophotographie, décrivant par un collage numérique le mouvement d’un appareil prenant lui-même des images radiographiques des jambes d’une personne en train de marcher. Cette image offre un aperçu éclairé des processus même d’expérimentation, plutôt que de montrer l’image en tant que résultat de cette expérimentation.
This is 3D that anybody can shoot with a single HDSLR in the video mode. I prefer to turn the camera sideways to get more coverage out of the spherical lens. 1920P on a 5DM2 or M3 trumps the horizontal 1080P resolution and vertical coverage on the sensor. Just take any two video frames that follow eachother. Make one the left & the other the right eye view. Level and paste them side by side in Photoshop. I inhance my images by shooting the video at 320th of a second, which freezes the detail MUCH better. I also use rare 33% anamorphic lenses to get a wider rotated frame, so that each tall video is 1400 pixels wide. This is SO
easy to do, I've decided to open a new GROUP, it will be called "GLASSLESS SEQUENTIAL FRAME 3D" and it will be posted today...Look for it, and if you like the effect, spread the word! In case you are unfamiliar with cross viewing, LEFT EYE LOOKS AT RIGHT IMAGE, and visa versa. You'll see 3 Images, the CENTERED ONE IS IN 3D.
You can block the other two with your hands, or use glasses with little blinders that I make for fans of the technique.
Southbound train 590 (running late) with AMTK 458 and northbound train 589 with AMTK 459 meet up at Fullerton. September 26, 2008
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These sequential doorways are on the roof of the Duomo in central Milan, Italy. This is a stunning cathedral in that you can actually access the roof, nearly all of it, on foot. The duomo is spectacular for many reasons, including the 2245 statues it contains, many on the roof.
These doorways, what I call in 3D the "portal effect", are allow passage through the supports buttressing the roof.