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Monks playing with students at a combined school/monastery in Mandalay, Myanmar.
The Burmese game where children jump over a string is known as "Htong-htaung seik" or "Sein-nyo-htwey." In this traditional game, a horizontal string is held by two players at each end, creating a low arc above the ground. The other players take turns jumping over the string without touching it.
This is a collaborative work between my dog Fritz and I. He shreds the rope & I take the pictures. This was a 2 inch thick 2 foot long dog tug rope; he shredded it to string in under two hours.
Watch for our upcoming collaboration on shredded cardboard boxes. (I’m not kidding.)
The D string of a guitar vibrating.
Lit with a Godox V860II in a mini soft box. The flash was in multi-flash mode. I plucked the string and shot as it vibrated. The flash fired 3 times, capturing three different exposures of the moving string.
The Grand Teton rises above a glass smooth String Lake in Grand Teton National Park.
View the entire Tetons - East and West Set
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Nosound & Wooden String Quartet
Crossroads Live Club, Osteria Nuova (Rome) 12.02.2010
Nosound are:
Giancarlo Erra (vocals, guitar)
Paolo Martellacci (keyboards, vocals)
Paolo Vigliarolo (guitars)
Alessandro Luci (bass)
Gigi Zito (drums, vocals)
Wooden String Quartet are:
Melania Maggiore (first violin)
Ludovica Alberti (second violin)
Roberta Rosato (viola)
Irene Maria Caraba (cello)
what are you working on today, herr doktor?
my new project, my boy, having to do with string. . . .
string theory? great! the end of particle physics!
yes, well, you see. . .
so you've made a new breakthrough?
breakthrough? in a sense.
a new theory of relativity, no doubt?
er. . .
doktor, you are a genius!
yes, well, see, I have a this nice ball of string. see?
a ball of string? why are you mentioning that?
all my string. now in one ball. see?
what does this have to do with quantum field theory?
oh nothing. but the cat likes to play with it.
the cat?
isn't she cute?
totally
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This is the first photograph in a new short series featuring cypress trees. I made a trip to South Carolina, the closest place from where I live to find cypress trees. I like their look and determination to grow while surrounded by water. I also shot a few odds and sods at the lake to flesh out the series a bit. So, here's the first photo.
To see more in this series, visit CypressTreesAndMisc