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Phutthamonthon Park ~ Nakhon Pathom Province, Thailand
Nikon D5100, Tamron 18-270, ISO 400, f/6.0, 140mm, 1/250s
I worked with several orbs, balls and spheres with Autumn leaves and liked the clear glass marble the best.
Glass paperweight on black background.
Taken for the "Smile on Saturday" theme of 3/5/2022: SPHERE ON BLACK.
EF100mm f/2.8 L IS USM
Stack de 22 images capturées avec Helicon Remote et assemblées avec Helicon Focus
"Macro Mondays"
"Sphere"
Oeuvre d'art sur le lac d'Annecy.
Out/Élodie
Elsa Tomkowiak (FR)
Six sphères gonflables et flottantes de 4,5 mètres de diamètre sont disposées le long de la promenade d’Albigny et ouvrent le regard sur la grande perspective du lac. Saturées de couleur, elles proposent une nouvelle ponctuation d’un des paysages les plus emblématiques de la ville. Ces formes ballottantes peuvent évoquer tour à tour, des planètes, la lune, des cellules, des bactéries… Le titre Out/Élodie empreinte le prénom donné à un spectrographe, qui a permis de découvrir la première exoplanète et capter les variations du spectre lumineux du soleil pour permettre de retranscrire la résonance acoustique de l’étoile. Dans le monde ancien, l’astronomie faisait partie des arts et on pensait que le ciel s’organisait en harmonie, entre sphères parfaites, pour un ciel en concert perpétuel. Ici, c’est un concert pour les yeux, mais rien n’empêche de rêver et de tendre l’oreille !
Work of art on Lake Annecy.
Out / Elodie
Elsa Tomkowiak (FR)
Six inflatable and floating spheres 4.5 meters in diameter are arranged along the promenade of Albigny and open the gaze to the great perspective of the lake. Saturated with color, they offer a new punctuation of one of the city's most emblematic landscapes. These dangling shapes can evoke in turn, planets, the moon, cells, bacteria ... The title Out / Élodie imprints the first name given to a spectrograph, which made it possible to discover the first exoplanet and capture the variations of the light spectrum of the sun to allow to transcribe the acoustic resonance of the star. In the ancient world, astronomy was part of the arts, and the sky was thought to be organized in harmony, between perfect spheres, for a sky in perpetual concert. Here, it's a concert for the eyes, but nothing prevents dreaming and listening!
This equally-ornamental, plume-like seedhead (reminiscent of some clematis) is from anemone pulsatilla or pasque flower.
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A sphere ith no caps in the snow after a hard night of skiing on Mt. Washington. Message me to get yourself a print of any of my pictures, its the best way to look at my work. dereklawrence138.myportfolio.com
For this week's MacroMondays challenge "Sphere" .
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A older slide. had to get used eventually. I was trying to work on something in Glow but it was working way too slow for my liking.
Happy Slider Sunday
[TRV] Spiritual Sphere Red
- Click to access the menu
- Expand to create spheres that orbit the main one
- Collapse to regress to initial form
- ON/OFF to disable or enable sound effects.
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