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Das autonome, fahrerlose, elektrische Fahrzeugkonzept U-Shift ermöglicht durch die Trennung von Fahrmodul und Transportkapsel eine neue Art der Modularität und damit auch eine neue Intermodalität, neue Produkte und Geschäftsmodelle. Das Fahrmodul kann in Kombination mit verschiedenen Kapseltypen sowohl zum Transport von Personen als auch von Gütern eingesetzt werden. Anwendungsbeispiele sind z.B. autonome, Elektromobile Nachtbelieferung, autonome Intra-Logistik und barrierefreier Personentransport.
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“Our thoughts create our reality -- where we put our focus is the direction we tend to go.” Peter McWilliams
I find this quote to be so true, I really do shift my focus in a direction, and that is the way I go.
Built circa 1894 at the corner of Hawthorne Avenue and Phillips Avenue in Cincinnati's East Price Hill neighborhood, this rough-hewn stone Romanesque Revival-style chapel was once home to the Church of the Nativity, an Episcopal Church, which primarily served the wealthy who settled in the surrounding area of Price Hill during the late 19th Century. The simple, humble chapel features windows and doors with roman arches, an asymmetrical front facade with a large stained glass window, and a buff brick parish house to the rear, built circa 1900, which features several courses of brick corbeling, a classical cornice, and Gothic arches. The church closed as the demographics of Price Hill shifted in the late 20th Century, and has since become home to the Prospect House, a nonprofit charity that provides long-term, high-quality drug and alcohol treatment to people without ample means to pay for it themselves.
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Muy buenas.
En eliax.com/index.php?/archives/3752-Fotografias-con-efecto... he descubierto el efecto Tilt-Shift. Hace que las fotografías tengan un aspecto de maqueta o miniatura.
Como yo no me voy a comprar la lente (mi cámara ni siquiera es réflex :-) he intentado simularlo con PS y el resultado ha sido éste.
Os dejo este tutorial en el que podéis ver como lo he hecho:
www.canalphotoshop.com/foro/index.php?showtopic=6845&hl=
Me ha parecido curioso y he querido compartirlo con vosotros.
Además, nunca pensé que un desatascador de water pudiese integrarse en una cámara fotográfica. Podéis verlo aquí: blog.dennisonbertram.com/hackmaster/2005/02/tilt-shift-pc...
Salüdos.