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Este esbelto elemento vertical es el resultado de la superposición de dos columnas: la inferior tiene un aspecto más robusto al tener menor altura y mayor grosor. Ambas tienen capitel dórico y fuste liso.
Como conjunto ya estuvo emplazado junto a la Capelleta de Sant Roc
En la actualidad, muestra como elemento de remate un gran medallón realizado en hierro con el escudo de la población.
This slender vertical element is the result of the superposition of two columns: the lower one has a more robust appearance as it is less tall and thicker. Both have Doric capital and smooth shaft.
As a whole it was already located next to the Capelleta de Sant Roc
At present, it shows as a finishing element a large medallion made of iron with the shield of the population.
Comarca del Matarranya
Cretas / Queretes (Teruel/ Spain).
Symphonie dorée
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Prise SurPrise Yellow... Jaune...
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Just the tip of a good size piece of amethyst I received some years ago gives my entry today for
Macro Mondays: layer
I found myself curious enough to research this beautiful purple stone:
'The crystal structure of amethyst differs from that of other quartzes. It consists of an irregular superposition of alternate lamellae (layers) of right-handed and left-handed quartz.'
also:
'Amethyst is a violet/purple variety of quartz often used as an ornamental stone.
The name comes from the Greek words a (not) and methuskein ("to intoxicate"), referring to the belief that this gemstone protected its owner from drunkenness.'
Well that's OK then - but I am practically teetotal now............
Le pavillon de la Coupe de l'America a été construit en 2006 par l'architecte anglais David Chipperfield pour accueillir en 2007 la coupe de l'America.
Le pavillon est composé d'une superposition de quatre grands plateaux blancs tous légèrement décalés. C'est un bâtiment original à l'architecture légère. On accède au bâtiment grâce à une rampe. On y trouve au rez-de-chaussée un restaurant public et une salle de réception. Au premier étage, il y a des magasins. Le deuxième et troisième étages sont occupés par les organisateurs de la Coupe de l'America et les sponsors officiels de la compétition, principalement Louis Vuitton. De plus, le belvédère du bâtiment offre un panorama exceptionnel sur le port et la mer, difficilement visibles lorsque l'on se trouve sur les quais du port puisque le port n'est pas un site touristique. On trouve aussi un jardin autour du bâtiment principal.
The America's Cup pavilion was built in 2006 by English architect David Chipperfield to host the 2007 America's Cup.
The pavilion is made up of a superposition of four large white trays, all slightly offset. It is an original building with light architecture. Access to the building is via a ramp. On the ground floor there is a public restaurant and a reception hall. On the first floor there are shops. The second and third floors are occupied by the organizers of the America's Cup and the official sponsors of the competition, mainly Louis Vuitton. In addition, the belvedere of the building offers an exceptional panorama of the port and the sea, which is difficult to see when you are on the quays of the port since the port is not a tourist site. There is also a garden around the main building.
Here's a link to Grace VanderWaal, stuck at home, barely learning before posting a new cover..."Superposition" by Daniel Caesar... so she starts slow but wait for it,,,my oh my. She introduces some of her originals "off the cuff" this way to her fans before "painting" them in the studio and we love it!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mqbv-JtwPxc&list=LL7Ui5SixLPC...
Thanks for posting the video Sam Borgman,
These kind of images are kind of like scrap-booking I think.
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Vous lire est un plaisir. Merci de votre visite,vos commentaires,vos invitations et favoris.
To read your comments is a pleasure. Faves, comments, invites are welcome, great thanks :-)
If you fave it, please, post a little comment, it's a pleasure, thanks a lot :-)
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Work in progress. March 2022.
Digital compositions.
Title: Coloured Stone.
Exploring combinations of forms, colours, solid and liquid appearances, using superpositions of two or more images. Minimal alteration of light, contrast and colour.
Original photographs of iced-up puddles on the earth; stone walls, colourful walls of houses, bark, tree trunks, patterns on the earth.
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Work in progress. March 2022.
Digital compositions.
Title: Inner Workings-2.
Exploring combinations of forms, colours, solid and liquid appearances, using superpositions of two or more images. Minimal alteration of light, contrast and colour.
Original photographs of iced-up puddles on the earth; stone walls, colourful walls of houses, bark, tree trunks, patterns on the earth.
©keithsurridge2022
Work in progress. March 2022.
Digital compositions.
Title: Liquid and Colour.
Exploring combinations of forms, colours, solid and liquid appearances, using superpositions of two or more images. Minimal alteration of light, contrast and colour.
Original photographs of iced-up puddles on the earth; stone walls, colourful walls of houses, bark, tree trunks, patterns on the earth.
Europe, Greece, Peleponnesos, Argolida, Tiryns, Tholos (slightly cut)
Back to the Mycenaean travelogue. Shown here is the interior (the 'thalamos') of a tholos (beehive grave) near Tiriys, one of the Bronze age Mycenean strongholds of Argolida. The burial structure is characterized by a false dome created by corbelling - the superposition of successively smaller rings of stones. The resulting structure resembles a beehive. For this tholos rubble masonry was employed - a construction in which rubble is used as building material] composed of hard limestone from the fields. It signifies that it belongs to the early- Mycean tombs (Mycean tombs were constructed from 1525 to 1300/1275 BC).
In this travelogue is a lot of information about the Mycenean architecture and archaeological history (the Schliemann saga), but not so much about its culture and place in the history of the Bronze age. That’s because much of this is still unknown – from the nature of the relationship between the palace-cities and the hinterland to the reason the Mycenean civilization eventually vanished. This happened during The late Bronze Age Collapse. At this time many civilizations of the eastern Mediterranean collapsed. What is known is that it had to do with a combination of climate change (endogenic, not exogenic like we’re experiencing now) and other natural disasters. And of course the 'Sea peoples' - invasive tribes that raided and sacked like early day Vikings. The position of Myceneans in this, however, is unclear. According to some historians the Myceneans suffered from the Sea peoples, according to others they were one of the tribes constituting them.
By the way: I am lowering my posting speed. Posting every day or every other day for a while was fun, but it consumed a bit too much of my time.
This is number 46 of Peleponnesos & Andros 2013.
Superposition de deux Œuvres de l'artiste Yayoi KUSAMA exposées au Guggenheim de Bilbao...
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Abstract: www.flickr.com/photos/jldum/albums/72157689504332434
Square: www.flickr.com/photos/jldum/albums/72157715938200671
In playing with making simple superpositions in photoshop, it's been amazing to discover how so many of my images echo the form of this particular spiderweb that was laid over them. Art really does imitate nature.
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En faisant les superpositions simples dans photoshop, ça m'a étonnée à quel point les formes et les compositions dans mes photos font un écho à cette toile d'araignée. Comme quoi, l'art imite la nature pour le vrai !
Superposition faite avec une image en argentique et une autre en numérique
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Lost in a summer daydream
Superposition made from one image captured on film and one made with a digital camera
A composite image of digital over a scanned Polaroid
Making composite photos in post-production is my #confinementart
El FACYL nos ofrece en el Patio de la Salina de Salamanca, una instalación en serigrafía sobre vidrio del artista Gonzalo Borondo, en colaboración con el estudio de serigrafía 56Fili.
Es una instalación transitable en serigrafía formada por 50 láminas de vidrio. Dos imágenes gráfico-pictóricas coexisten: de un lado, una columna y del otro una figura humana de espaldas con los brazos extendidos. La superposición determina juegos perceptivos que cambian la visión del espectador.
The FACYL offers us in the Patio de la Salina de Salamanca, an installation in serigraphy on glass by the artist Gonzalo Borondo, in collaboration with the 56Fili serigraphy studio.
It is a walkable installation in silkscreen made up of 50 sheets of glass. Two graphic-pictorial images coexist: on one side, a column and on the other a human figure from behind with outstretched arms. The superposition determines perceptual games that change the view of the viewer.
Le FACYL nous propose dans le Patio de la Salina de Salamanca, une installation en sérigraphie sur verre de l'artiste Gonzalo Borondo, en collaboration avec le studio de sérigraphie 56Fili.
Il s'agit d'une installation piétonnière en sérigraphie composée de 50 feuilles de verre. Deux images graphiques-picturales coexistent: d'un côté, une colonne et de l'autre une figure humaine de dos aux bras tendus. La superposition détermine les jeux perceptifs qui changent la vue du spectateur.
this is a superposition of two images that were created on film and then merged together in photoshop to create a double exposure. I love the fact that photography is so wide open, anything is possible. the only limits are the ones we impose on ourselves.
cette image est une superposition crée avec deux images sur pellicules qui ont été superposées dans photoshop. j'adore le fait que la photo est sans limites, vraiment. tout est possible. les seules limites, en fait, sont celles que nous nous imposons.
@keithsurridge2022.
Reworking pictures from 2013. They were in a stash of pictures I took and mounted then. Some changes-colour, composition. This one is a superposition of three images.
Never throw anything away!
The title is a superposition of dystopia, Texas, and dyslexia. It's modeled on the red, white & blue bars of the Texas state flag, with a goat skull from the rear in place of the Lone Star. In this case dyslexia is cultural rather than inherited. Second in the series on American democracy.
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Superposition de photos. Série « Femme pluriel ». © All rights reserved, don't use without permission Cathy Baillet CC BY NC-ND Cathy Baillet.
A very belated Birthday Image for my good friend and co-founder of "PANO-Vision", Paul Ewing.
I've blended my usual big city architectural pano-sabotage imagery with a few subtle nods to Paul and his work here. I've noted, frequently, the deep blue of his Arizona skies and he fantastic light that the State seems to have. And off to the right is a shot of my own lengthy shadow, a motif which occurs a lot in Paul's magnificent work. There's something very Joseph Beuys about that shadow, particularly in Paul's work because of his wearing a hat, which is one of Beuys' signature markers.
Included in the image is a quote form Quantum Physicist, David Bohm, from his book, "Wholeness and the Implicate Order". Paul and I have had many a lengthy discussion of how Pano-Sabotage seems to reflect several quantum concepts which question the singular, dictatorial authority of Classical Mechanical Theory and the resultant dangerous mess that such has wrought on the world.
Two Pano-Sabotage pieces next to each other and 4 SOOC shots layered in, looping lines for unification and a text enhancement.
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