View allAll Photos Tagged Sequentially
The upper wing was first and exhibits tighter ( wider lines ) fill. The printer went thru a 30min (est.) cool down. Between prints.
This was my second project for my Intro. to Digital Systems. It doesn't really do much but I added a little display to my project, it was just my little touch. For the most part everyone else just displayed the state using two LEDs in binary. I found these cool little flat LEDs on a Yellow Tale Wine magazine ad so I adhered them behind each of the state representations. So the current state is illuminated in the diagram when the device is in that state.
Liquid Scintillator Production Facility (LSPF) at Brookhaven National Laboratory.
1000L Sequential-Mixing Reactor System
An example of structured noise.
Details
This modified Harris Shutter Effect image of a tree during heavy snowfall emphasizes things that move and other differences between three sequential photos while turning the background black. Falling snow acts as "white noise" against darker objects, rendering their outline in surreal, multicolored streaks.
Quick links to related images
Read how to construct this type of image from three sequential photos.
Other subtractive filter Harris shutter effect images
View all subtractive filter images.
Weekly Assignment 1: Drawing a Visual Set of Objects
This assignment further develops and discover my abilities in building perception as well as advancing my skills to improve line confidence in my drawing with line and tone through exploring different subject matter from inspired by natural forms.
Drawing visual sets:
Create a detailed pencil drawing each on an A3 size paper of belts and knots that illustrates value and form. I can use the tie, twist or arrange in any position that best represents belts and knots. Portray this three dimensionality by adding details, using line variations and tonal values.
Illustration of knots by using pencil and colour pencil.