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This pair of picnic tables beneath the shade of a tree afford vistors a nice view of Lake Argyle looking down the lake towards the dam. I would imagine, however, that people need to be careful not to trip on the exposed roots of the tree.
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Well a patio table with pools of water - rain water all over it and halfway through taking a few shot the mottled old leaf just dropped onto the table ! Therefore I kept it in exactly where it landed seeing as providence had provided an extra prop for the shot .
This is of course my shot for SSC 27/07/2024 -- clear liquid .
A simple shot with no rambling write up this week , so straight into the Sight & Sound --
A tenuous link 'cos I like it and it takes me back straight to the early 1970s ( probably late 1972 )- or was it earlier and the Pilgrimage tour before this track , twas a long time ago !!
simple table - metal and wood - 100% mesh - available in two versions - you can find maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Durer/108/26/22
Egocentric System ...
Tischweitwurf ...
;-) ...
Julius von Bismarck
Freedom Tree & Democracy Chair
2013
In his works Julius von Bismarck explores people’s ability to perceive, and he uses the laws of physics to challenge the way we are used to seeing things.
Suspended from the ceiling of the exhibition space, a blue office chair and a simple table each swing in a circular orbit.
At times the movement of table and chair is closely aligned, at other times out of sync. Moving in a rhythm of dance-like accompaniment, the two objects seem to have attained weightless freedom.
Computer-operated motors determine the chair and table’s precise circular paths, which have marginally deferred frequencies.
I have left out the rotary motor, the suspension cables and the corresponding chair to challenge your viewing habits even more ;-) ...
Julius von Bismarck
Lehrstuhl für Freiheitsbaum und Demokratie
2013
Julius von Bismarck erforscht in seinen Arbeiten die Wahrnehmungsfähigkeit des Menschen und nutzt die Gesetze der Physik, um unsere Sehgewohnheiten in Frage zu stellen.
An der Decke des Ausstellungsraums hängen ein Stuhl und ein einfacher Tisch, die jeweils in einer kreisförmigen Umlaufbahn schwingen.
Manchmal sind die Bewegungen von Tisch und Stuhl eng aufeinander abgestimmt, ein anderes Mal sind sie nicht synchron.
In einem tänzerischen Rhythmus bewegen sich die beiden Objekte scheinbar schwerelos in die Freiheit.
Computergesteuerte Motoren bestimmen die präzisen Kreisbahnen von Stuhl und Tisch, deren Frequenzen geringfügig verschoben sind.
Den Drehmotor, die Aufhängungsseile und den dazugehörigen Stuhl habe ich hier ausgeklammert um eure Sehgewohnheiten noch etwas mehr herauszufordern ;-) ...
Eine am Wochenende neu eröffnete wirklich lohnenswerte Ausstellung in der Langen-Foundation ...
Düssel"dorf" hat's in sich !!!
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Table land is a plateau at a great height. The view from here is simply amazing.
Bappa lai lai aabhri ahey mandal :D
Some more Panos to come.....
You aren't intending to put that glass on here are you? This cheeky little goat flitted between the tables in a pub garden. It seems like I took this only the other day but it was nearly nine years ago. For the Mono Conversion from colour I used Google Silver Efex Pro which is now totally free. Another rework of an old snapshot. I am hoping to get out and about with my camera this week.
Table for one
Copyright 2007 Ron Diorio
"Around here"
January 10 - February 23 2008
Peter Hay Halpert Fine Art
Loved this backlit photo opportunity and the added bonus of clouds reflected in the glass top of the bistro table.
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Have a pleasant day and thanks for dropping by.