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Actual refraction of light without the help of computer.
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NEX5N full spectrum with NO filter, Zeiss Planar 50 1.4; i like the colours i got, i may think about some more experiments next time ;)
Picked her up from my dealer yesterday. She is awesome!!! Yes, a few things could have been better, but she is still very close to perfect!
There is a lot to be concerned about in America today: terrorism, epidemics, the GOP, the Democrats, a do-nothing Congress, and healthcare, to name a few. Instead of working together we are learning to fear everything and blame everyone. In the November 3 Washington Post, a day before the 2014 midterm elections, Rachel Maddow lays it out for us. And no part of the political spectrum has been given a pass.
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February 26 - 57/365
The colour spectrum (I'm sure you all remember Richard Of York Gave Battle In Vain) on the underside of a blank compact disc. I played around with some waterdrops on it hoping for bright, vibrant colours.
Used for June MSH - Indigo
According to Wikipedia..... Indigo is the color on the electromagnetic spectrum between about 420 and 450 nm in wavelength, placing it between blue and violet. One can see spectral indigo by looking on the underside of a non-recorded compact disc. This occurs because the CD functions as a diffraction grating. Whatever that means, lol.
This day in 2008... www.flickr.com/photos/weeping-willow/2294864290/
Description from Public Art Reston:
"Spectrum is the sixth sculpture by the South Lakes STEAM Team, made up of five wooden interlocking rectangular prisms of different sizes and colors. After two years of creating sculptures with strong conceptual origins that featured minimalist color palettes, STEAM decided to change direction and create a sculpture that prioritized an exploration of aesthetic elements over a representation of a tangible theme. To do so, STEAM started out with one of the most basic geometric forms, the cube, with the intention for the emergence of an infinitely more complex, powerful, and unique form. The end result is Spectrum, a celebration of line, form, and color, unleashing the potential and power in the austerity of the formal elements employed in the sculpture. More specifically, basic line accentuated by its rainbow palette; a conglomeration of neon hues, and soft gradients similar to strawberry sherbets and dusky sunsets. The process of constructing the sculpture became a form of beacon for students who had not been involved in the sculpture thus far. In other words, a congregation of students turned out to collaborate in fabricating the sculpture, students that were not the weekly attendees through-out the year. The students drawn to the beacon of fabrication and construction are students of multiple social clicks, racial and ethnic description and academic success who sought to take part in something greater than the self. The diverse students worked together with STEAM to create a substantive and expressive contribution to our community. In essence, they instinctively came together to create the proverbial village."
Spectrum 1 (dual-role hydrographic/geophysical survey and crew transfer vessel) Nicole C behind, Great Yarmouth UK
please find herewith enclosed the spectrum of 2020aavb.
This supernova has been discovered and classified by Italian Supernovae Search Project (ISSP).
Regards,
Claudio
Today's Citaro stray involved 3902 (BX56 VTV) on Spectrum Link service 101.
3901 and 3903 were on their normal 436.
3902 is seen here at the Spectrum. I believe this is the first time a Citaro has made the 101 (excepting of course 3902 making the old route 101 (Ladymead park and ride) in December 2010 due to snow chaos).
Spectrum Leisure Centre, Guildford, Surrey.
Pantiles Tunbridge Wells
Panorama using my full spectrum camera. Original image 146 pictures 30% overlap taken by hand.
Just had the urge for colour on a grey day...
www.flickr.com/photos/ruthhb/3326853376/ for the original
Detail of the facade of the Spectrum Building on Blythswood Street between Waterloo Street and St Peter's Lane, Glasgow, Scotland, 6 September 2013.
ENNA München; Lithagon 1:3.5 35mm; f/8.
Full spectrum converted Sony A500.
No filter, white balance only.
Zijpe, Polder R
Spectrum editorial from Artells
September issue 2023
Model: Melisa / Modelpoint
Clothes: Malaika Mollel
The next round of Project Spectrum is set and ready to go! I am so excited to introduce the new theme. Based on the compass rose and the cardinal directions, we will explore the colors that are traditionally associated with the points on the compass.
This year, we will base the exploration around FOUR colors - one for each direction - and participants can combine and mix these colors with any other color. Each direction is also traditionally linked to a natural material, and you can choose to work with these materials for your projects, e.g. glass beads, wooden buttons, metal pins, etc. For deeper interpretation, you can also choose to incorporate the related seasons and elements into your creative projects.
NORTH (March/April)
Color: Green
Material: Stones/Gems/Rocks
Season: Winter
Element: Earth
EAST (May/June)
Color: Yellow
Material: Wood
Season: Spring
Element: Air
SOUTH (July/August)
Color: Red
Material: Metal
Season: Summer
Element: Fire
WEST (September/October)
Color: Blue
Material: Glass
Season: Autumn
Element: Water
I'm going to be doing some handmade ones that are similar to these but for now I'm just playing around.
McKinney Falls State Park, Austin, Texas
Hasselblad 500 C/M, Carl Zeiss Planar 80mm f/2.8 C T*, Ilford Pan F 50 Plus (expired)
"The past, like the future, is indefinite and exists only as a spectrum of possibilities." ~ Stephen Hawking
Very interesting exposure taken with the D40x off Coca Cola Drive during sunset. What I find interesting is the perfect RGB color spectrum produced in the clear sky.
1. Winter #2, 2. pointarena, 3. sky, 4. Trees in Brooklyn, 5. beaches, 6. The Stupidest Monument in all DC, 7. frost and sky, 8. ice sunset, 9. blue
Some of the images submitted by Project Spectrum participants for this month's color triad: white, blue, and gray. Nature is always a perfect inspiration ;)
Created with fd's Flickr Toys.
Alias: Spectrum
Real Name: Elizabeth “Liz” Taylor
Powers: Manipulation of the electromagnetic spectrum
Earth: 304
Origin: During the strange chemical explosion that created heroes like Jaguar or Nightstorm, Liz received powers too. She made a personal goal to make a difference in the world, to be someone who mattered. Unknowingly, she was already friends with one of the Outcasts’ leaders, Moonlight. While visiting her friend Hailee, Liz revealed her powers. Hailee then revealed her and her husband’s identities as Moonlight and Nightstorm. Hailee was quick to ask her old friend to join the team, and Liz was excited to finally be get the chance to be the difference in the world that she wanted to be.