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Zoological Garden, Singapore
Finally, i am back again. Recently being tied up with errands and rushing back homeland just to attend my cousin sister's wedding dinner last Saturday.
Met up relatives which didn't catch up nearly 20 years plus, it was good to gather around, feel like a reunion to me, especially when comes to cross table communications. And that brought me many memories when i was still a kid ...
This shot taken before the entrance, spotted the sun-ray at the roof top. Quite fascinating and taking up a few shots with and without bokeh. I love the composition very much, mixture with the dark, shadow and most importantly, ' swallow' lightness and signature the shot so successful.
it was exactly 9:30 AM SGT, and the sun rises just nice ...
U must see on large View On Black
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Ps : As usual, the editing parts can be seen in the commentary.
"We" by the Spanish artist, Jaume Plensa.
The five metre tall piece carries the title “We” and it is made up of various floodlit letters, such as Roman letters, Russian alphabet, and Chinese, Japanese, or Hindi letters. They express the artist’s belief that, at some point in the future, the whole world will be unified.
Some parts of the city have been brightened up by various light installations. These pieces are part of the Transparency 2009 project, which was produced by six artists interested in light art.
Sunlight Foundation, advocates for open data, open gov, and transparency held their Transparency Camp 2012 on April 28-29 at the George Mason University.
Sunlight Foundation, advocates for open data, open gov, and transparency held their Transparency Camp 2012 on April 28-29 at the George Mason University.
Sunlight Foundation, advocates for open data, open gov, and transparency held their Transparency Camp 2012 on April 28-29 at the George Mason University.
Sunlight Foundation, advocates for open data, open gov, and transparency held their Transparency Camp 2012 on April 28-29 at the George Mason University.
8 x 10 Gum Bichromate over Cyanotype. Contact printed on Canson 140 lb CP using a single b/w laser transparency. 3 layers: Cyanotype, B Sienna and Charcoal Grey.
WalkerAR2006 enjoys a drink before his curry at Cellars in Stourbridge...
Fly to this location (using Google Earth)
Sunlight Foundation, advocates for open data, open gov, and transparency held their Transparency Camp 2012 on April 28-29 at the George Mason University.
Kodachrome transparency shot with an Olympus OM-1 and copied with a Nikon ES-1 on an Olympus 35mm 3.5:1 macro lens/E-510. RAW file processed with Olympus Viewer 3.
(1982-03g-37)
Sunlight Foundation, advocates for open data, open gov, and transparency held their Transparency Camp 2012 on April 28-29 at the George Mason University.
Sunlight Foundation, advocates for open data, open gov, and transparency held their Transparency Camp 2012 on April 28-29 at the George Mason University.
Positioned at the foot of the Dublin Mountains, this historic 34-hectare estate was privately owned for nearly three centuries. In December 2014, Fernhill Gardens in Stepaside was bought by Dun Laoghaire Rathdown Council who opened it to the public as a park and gardens, saving the mature woodland and gardens from being turned into a housing development. It had been privately owned since 1723, first by The Darley Family who began to lay out the gardens around the house in the style of the famous English gardener Capability Brown. They were responsible for the mature redwood and oak trees, as well as the staggering rhododendrons. It later passed to two generations of The Walker family. Sally Walker, who lived there into her 90s, developed and enhanced the plan into today’s casual yet meticulous garden. Sally married Ralph Walker in 1939 and moved to the 18th-century country estate. For over 65 years, she single-handedly tended, enhanced, and fought for the preservation of its landscapes. Sally died in 2010 at the age of 95. The garden was clearly a labour of love by Sally Walker and all the original gardeners. There is a romanticism there as you walk the wide woodland paths.
There is no persuasiveness more effectual than the transparency of a single heart, of a sincere life.
--Joseph Barber Lightfoot
This rough piece off glass was fixed in a wall by the artist Jaq Maris in his former house, now a museum in Heumen. It's transparency was causing magical colours.
Who's in and who's not? Who's standing in front or behind whom?
Mies van der Rohe pavillion, Barcelona.
Statue "Der Morgen" by Georg Kolbe (reproduction)
too late in the evening to be taking pictures with this camera. but i liked the transparent treebranch.
Photos taken on a hike up Marshall Gulch, November 1979.
Scanned Kodachrome transparency taken with an Olympus OM-1, processed with Picasa.
(1979-11a-36)
When I used normals for colors and enabled alpha blending I got this strange vertical lines. Looks cool though..