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Photos Taken using the Nikon Creative Lighting System. Taken on location using SD800 strobe units and a controller.
Rockers, Soulheads & Lovers: Sound Systems Back In Da Day by Michael McMillan – exhibition launch ©Bartosz Kali
Loma Linda VA Healthcare System Nurses are recognized for their service during National Nurses Week at the VA hospital and ACC, May 7-11, 2018 Loma Linda, Calif. National Nurses Week, which runs from May 6-12, is a week-long celebration anchored by the birthday of Florence Nightingale, who is considered the founder of nursing. This year’s theme is “Nurses: Inspire, Innovate, Influence.”(VA photo by Joseph McKee)
立法會《區域供冷服務條例草案》委員會視察啟德發展區區域供冷系統的運作
立法会《区域供冷服务条例草案》委员会视察启德发展区区域供冷系统的运作
LegCo Bills Committee on District Cooling Services Bill visits the Kai Tak Development to observe the operation of the district cooling system (2015.02.24)
T-Systems Innovation Award Wien für "Opinion Tracker" von Helmut Lehner, Natascha Rinder, Julia Gross und Wolfgang Zeglovits, datenwerk innovationsagentur.
growing bananas in a square foot hydroponic system
Square foot hydroponic gardens are self-contained growing systems and is a reliable method for circulating oxygen and nutrients
to the roots of your plants. By using a Drainback, your plants will flourish!
"http://www.sqfoothydro.com"
Shipping View from The Singapore Cable Car Sky Network Rope-way System that spans the Harbour from Sentosa Island to Mount Faber May 23rd 1984
Quite a large system. It's nice to see wealthy people walk the talk. In the communities of the wealthy the energy use is 2 to 5 times that of middle class communities in the Bay Area even though their population is less dense. Just goes to show you that big houses use a lot of energy rather than number of people.
The first cold and frosty morning of 2009 and everybody puts the heating on.........! Fiddlers Ferry Power Station just fired up! (Moon at the Top).
Poster showing the eight major planets of the solar system in ascending order of size. The point size of the text is set in proportion to the diameter of the planets. Just visible to the bottom right is the Sun. It would take a further thirty-one sheets of paper to fit the word ‘Sun’ on at this scale.
297x420mm
This is the controller from my retro Nintendo system, I have like 10 games for it. Duck Hunt is defiantly the best.
A context free grammar with associated transforms in the plane and RGB space made these...
rules like
a -> bc
b -> bd
but never like:
d -> dd
each symbol is associated with a rotation, shift and scale in the plane, and a step in a direction in he RGB color space.
There are to real terminal symbols, termination occurs when the sub-tree would be less than a pixel in size, and the pixel at the resulting position is coloured.
Much like an L-System, I would say.
Actually because the tree overwrites itself in the image, does that make it context-sensitive, in that the result depends on other symbols? Certainly you need the image buffer as well as the stack to represent the process.
Y8
19/06 - 19/09/2010
Performance project with the public's participation
Y8 looks at the possibility of establishing the philosophy and practice of yoga within art by transferring it to the architecturally and socially codified context of exhibition spaces. Each session starts with an introductory talk followed by a practice of breathing, postures and relaxation. Sessions led by the artists Benita-Immanuel Grosser.
Konferenz
15/07/2010 18h30
Vortrag zur Y8 vom Künstler Duo Benita-Immanuel Grosser. Anschließend: von den Künstlern zubereitetes Ayurveda Dinner. Teilnahmegebühr: 8€
Mudam Auditorium. Auf Deutsch.
Yoga-System
You may participate in any number of sessions. No experience required. Beginners are welcome. Mats and equipment are available on site. Dresscode: preferably white. Duration: 90 minutes.
16/07/2010 18h
17/07/2010 11h
30/07/2010 18h
31/07/2010 11h
13/08/2010 18h
14/08/2010 11h
27/08/2010 18h
28/08/2010 11h
The number of participants is limited. Please book at least 2 days in advance: www.artyoga.de, post@artyoga.de, t +352 45 37 85 531. Participation is included in the museum's entrance fee.
Photo: Immanuel Grosser, 2010
Denon DP-300F Turntable, Technics SH-8058 Graphic Equalizer, Sony CDP-338ESD CD Player, Akai GX-95 Reference Master Cassette Deck, Denon 2805 AVR.
The 50th anniversary celebration of the creation of the UH Community College System at the state capitol. The colleges have educated thousands of Hawaii citizens over the past five decades.
Did a test on my D300 to determine how well it defines its 'zones' shot from -5EV to +4EV. Top number is EV (Exposure compensation), mid is the correlating zone, bottom is % black (100% is black, 0% is white, etc).
What this means to you: Ansel Adams developed (along with a partner) the Zone System that systematically labels areas of relative brightness as 'zones'. it consists of 10 zones, 0-IX, that gradually increase in brightness from black to white.
Zone 0 is black and (-5EV on exposure compensation) holds no detail.
You can have fully textured shadows at zone III (-2EV)
Zone V is middle grey (this is where your camera tries to put EVERY exposure. ew.)
Zone VII is the brightest zone that will hold detail. VIII retains very very little information and IX is pure white (the sun, specular highlights, etc)
If you previsualize your scene with these zones in mind, you can reproduce an image that matches your vision without a lot of tweaking in post processing. Who wants to photoshop every one of their images anyway?
When I use the system, i use my spot meter (the dot) and generally either A) choose my darkest shadow and put it in zone II (-3EV), that ensures the shadow retains minor details, or B) in bright scenes (or really contrasty mid day sun), Ill find the brightest surface I want to keep detail in and set it as zone VII (+2EV). This ensures I dont blow out (pure white) a white shirt in the sun.
It's up to you what's most important. The important part is utilizing your spot meter and thinking creatively.
Conclusion: separation between zone VIII and IX is very slight, otherwise, the camera did a great job metering and recording every zone fairly accurately. And who doesn't love knowing that your camera's dynamic range spans over 8 stops. :)
Soldiers within the 70th Brigade Engineer Battalion have been chosen and sent to a M153
Common Remotely Operated Weapon Station (CROWS) system class for two weeks.
They have the opportunity to learn how to operate the weapon as well as the computer System that allows the weapon to fire directly at a target.
November 4th 2015
Photos taken by Specialist Samantha L. Magers, U.S. Army Alaska Public Affairs