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Smuggler Cove and the shape it provides, inspires many images. It was evident early on that the clouds were going to deliver, so I made sure to get out to catch them. This time, the better shot was going to come from the cliff in the area rather than from the waters edge.
I made sure to visualize the photo prior and set up my tripod at the right spot. The clouds certainly delivered and their reflections were also terrific. Albeit unexpected, the absolute stillness of the ocean added to the final image.
If you open your mind for me
You won't rely on open eyes to see
The walls you built within
Come tumbling down and a new world will begin
♫ Silent Lucidity ♫
Created for The Hypothetical Awards Shopfronts Challenge: www.flickr.com/groups/1179479@N25/discuss/72157652257679282/
The Scientology center and store in Ocala, FL.
"VISUALIZANDO EL FUTURO".
Created for the Artistic Manipulation Group's MIXMASTER
CHALLENGE #35.
CHEF pcgirl2005j challenges us to mix up eras ...
➤ Your image must include a vintage person(s) depicted in vintage tones (basically sepia and definitely pre-color).
➤ Your background must be contemporary (city buildings, streets, computers, cars, space stations, etc.).
➤ Include one (and only one) animal.
➤ You must use a texture.
➤ NO TREES.
THANK YOU ALL MY KIND FLICKR FRIENDS. YOUR COMMENTS AND INVITATIONS ARE VERY MOTIVATING AND APPRECIATED.
GRACIAS A TODOS MIS AMABLES AMIGOS DE FLICKR. SUS COMENTARIOS, INVITACIONES Y FAVORITOS, SON MUY MOTIVANTES Y APRECIADOS
Images and textures of my own.
Querétaro - México.
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When I saw this I wasn't sure what it was or what it represented as workers were finishing the installation. Since then I've learned that it represents data visualization it reflects the global impact of food production and consumption on the environment. Part of the "Around The Table" exhibit at the New York Botanical Garden. I still don't understand it but it's nice to look at.
I'm still trying to find the sweet spot, where serenity and beauty intersect. I think I'm getting close.
Image imagined in MidJourney AI and finished with Topaz Studio 2.0 and Lightroom Classic.
Visualize yourself walking on the sand, listening to the water splash against the shore.
Visualize swimming, in the oceans, in the sky
Visualize sitting by a beach fire, warming up from the chilly air.
Visualize happiness that won't be suppressed, laughing.
It is the end of the day when the sun sets low, and the mood is sweet and peaceful.
I've created a music visualization tool that turns music, in the form of MIDI files, into organic, flowing images using particle swarm algorithms. Each note generates particles that spiral outward based on pitch and timing, creating unique visual "fingerprints" for different musical styles. Simple, repeated melodies show beautiful cyclical patterns with repeating waves, while complex polyrhythms and chromatic harmony create chaotic, scattered patterns. The visualization essentially performs a topological analysis of music structure - revealing at a glance whether a piece is periodic and tonal versus aperiodic and chromatic. This image is of David Bowie's "Heroes".
I needed to go big with the visualization. So I did and this is what my mind saw.
Image imagined in MidJourney AI and finished with Topaz Studio 2.0 and Lightroom Classic.
Beautiful vintage VW Bug parked in a parking lot in front of the "Visualize" Mosaic mural on Fulton Street in downtown Grand Rapids.
Thanks for views, comments and favs :)
Consonance and dissonance.
I the body would be sharing certain events cached in its data files.
I shall remove the text if anybody feels hurt, offended or humiliated by its contents.
Suresh Pattali:
Suresh Pattali, a film and theatre activist, or as Paul Zacharia, the Editor of Economic Times and his former colleague rightly stated," a film buff and libertarian"; worked as a producer in Asianet when I met him.
Suresh assisted the renowned Indian filmmaker Muzaffar Ali in making classic movies like 'Gaman' and 'Umrao Jaan' and has worked with noted singer Kishore Kumar and Popular music director Salil Choudhury. He was too humble a human being to read one's character and get close within no time.
I met him first, in 2000, at his office in the Asianet Studio complex at Puliyarakonam in Trivandrum. He was very eager to listen to my album 'Simple Truth' and knew it was in the final stage of completion. He was too busy in the studio that I waited from 4 pm to about 6 pm as he occasionally makes an appearance and apologizes for making me wait and leaves after making sure that I am comfortable. Someone would want him when he joins me, and as I was not in any hurry, I asked him to take his time. When he hastily joined me at about 6 pm, I told him that I have a rough copy of 'Simple Truth' in my car. The moment he heard that he just walked out of the studio with his hand on my shoulder. He sat beside me in the car, we closed the doors, and I played the tape.
Before the music started, he asked, "What about a ride?". I nodded, and we drove out to the nearly desolate roads in the suburbs of Trivandrum. When the music started, I noticed that he is gazing at my face. With a smile, when I turned and looked at him, he asked," You did this ?". I said "Yes", and his astonished expression is the first and best compliment I ever received. I drove aimlessly while he keenly and mutely listened to all the 12 songs in the album. Later I dropped him at his house, which is just about a kilometre away from his workplace.
The very next day, I received a call from him inviting me to his house, and I visited him sometime in the afternoon. His interest in music and his memory amazed me as he started describing how he visualized one of the songs that he heard the previous day. It was late afternoon, and he was yet to have his lunch. I understood he's drunk, but he appeared perfect and very much in his senses. I told him that I would wait until he has his lunch. Within a few minutes, he returned with an egg omelette for me. I didn't refuse as I knew he prepared it just for me. It was too salty to consume, and when I was struggling with it, he joined me munching his omelette and said, "Too much salt, right? I don't have any more eggs left, else I would have made fresh ones". After spending some time discussing the script, I left following his assurance to contact me soon. The next day he called me for further talks, and we fixed a local club for the next meeting the same evening.
He ordered a few drinks and narrated his Mumbai cinema experiences. The modesty of the Popular singer Kishore Kumar, the friendliness of the great musician Salil Chowdhury, and the simplicity of the renowned actress Smita Patil. The humbleness of Kishore Kumar during recordings and the prowess of Salil Chowdhury to compose 'boatman' songs.
He respected and appreciated me for being a teetotaller, and never did he behave drunk with me. I reminded him that it's getting too late and offered to drop him at his house. On the way back, he asked, "Anuj, which is your most favourite song? ". I replied that it's a tough question as I have so many favourites." My favourite English song is, 'Still I'm Sad' by Boney M", he said. After a pause, he continued, "Do you know ' Chingari Koi Bhadke '?". I said, "Yes, I love that song." He asked, "Can you sing it ? "and I replied, " Sorry, I have never tried it". Again after a pause, he said, "Please hum it ". I hummed the tune in its original pitch, and he started singing along in a feeble voice. I drove listening to his rendition, which was indeed beautiful. He remained quiet after that, and I dropped him home at about midnight.
Within a few days, he invited me to judge a talent search programme conducted by Asianet for college students, named 'Talent Scan 2000'. I accepted the request and appeared for the programme at Victoria Jubilee Town Hall on the stipulated date and time. He introduced me to the crew, and my role was to judge Western Music. After the programme, he thanked me and promised to be in touch.
He called me after a few days and asked me whether we shall meet sometime in the evening. I agreed, and he said he would call later to fix the venue and time. He called again in the evening to tell me that he's having one of his old friends along with him and asked whether it's fine with me. I said it's all right, and I invited him to one of the most prestigious clubs in town, where I have a membership. I booked a table on the lawn and waited for him.
He had few drinks like earlier, but his friend started gulping like a thirsty cow, loudly declared that he's a Maoist, and proudly started to swank his profanity proficiency. While Suresh commanded him to behave, in an attempt to move his chair backwards, the dhoti-clad Maoist fell aback bare, along with his chair. The waiters on duty are used to such displays, but they appeared shocked as they never expected such guests with me. I asked Suresh whether we shall leave. I have never seen him angry, and he didn't lose his cool even when his friend irritated him. He said we would move, but his friend refused to come. I thought of seeking help from the waiters and security to carry him to the car.
Finally, he agreed to move when Suresh 'promised' to take him to some distinct wine bar.
I was a bit apprehensive whether he would attempt to jump out of the moving car as we proceeded towards the hotel where he stays. Once we reached the hotel, he refused to get off the car. Suresh somehow managed to pull him out, and on the street, he loudly started to demonstrate his imprecation skills. I saw Suresh with a grim face for the first time, but still, he didn't lose his cool. Swiftly, he hopped into the car and signalled me to accelerate fast. I did that, and his friend was staggering from behind, trying to chase us as we sped away. Suresh didn't utter a word after that. I dropped him home, and though he didn't apologize, I could see that apologetic look in his weary eyes when he bid me goodbye.
I phoned him early in the morning to check whether his friend is all right. He told me that his friend was nabbed by the police the previous night, and he has to get him released.
I asked him to relax and promised to call him in the evening.
I called him in the evening, and an unfamiliar voice picked up the call.
I asked, " Suresh, Is that you? ".
The stranger from the other end replied, " Suresh passed away. He vomited blood, and we took him to the hospital but couldn't save him".
"माझी जो नाव डुबोए
उसे कौन बचाये"
("If the boatman drowns the boat, who can save it ?")
Chingari Koi Bhadke: Chingari Koi Bhadke
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I had this picture in my head for about two weeks and waited for the right conditions.
Leica I (C), Elmar 50mm f/3.5 lens with Ilford FP4+ film.
Overcast day in Sunnyside, Georgia
The visualization of multiple points across the 4th dimension simultaneously...and a tractor...
straight out of the camrea. no photoshopage
www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-_45lXgHZw
Time to get back to my series of candid portraits, "Akiba Window 2017". Once again, I plan to post five images in succession.
#6 (1/5)
(If viewing on a PC, I highly recommend pressing "L" to view in Lightboard mode with a black background.)
Something wonderful is about to happen...
....Always believe
...in your own powers
.... your own potential
... and your own goodness.
There. That should do it.
Positive visualization. Think happy thoughts. : )
I was astounded by Bill Rankin's map of Chicago's racial and ethnic divides and wanted to see what other cities looked like mapped the same way. To match his map, Red is White, Blue is Black, Green is Asian, Orange is Hispanic, Gray is Other, and each dot is 25 people. Data from Census 2000. Base map © OpenStreetMap, CC-BY-SA
Night view of the chain bridge from the Danube River in Budapest, Hungary
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Excerpt from www.biblewalks.com/annunciation-mosaics#Overview:
What is interesting in this Annunciation display is that each mosaic bears the characteristics of the contributing nation. For example, the Chinese Mary seems like a Chinese lady, while baby Jesus from Columbia looks South American. It is interesting to see how each nation visualized the annunciation in their own local eyes.
This is Canada.
Subdivision of a cube using derivatives of the Catmull Clark and Doo Sabin algorithms. Generated and visualized using processing. Click below to see the video:
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I woke up at 1:00 on Sunday morning to run up to Tahoe to try to make this image that I had visualized on my first visit to this falls last month. Very satisfying to make the vision into a reality.
Definitely check this one out in the lightbox for the full effect.
Visualizations.
Умеренные размеры заброшенные тайны масса проблемы частицы взаимодействия огромные сильные открытия последовательные строки старых фермионов,
Hindernisse angehen symmetrische Ideen signifikante Ablehnungen genaue Theorien verdrängten Tatsachen Grundgesetze elektromagnetische Kräfte ziehen Kräfte,
descrivendo modelli di forze nucleari che anticipavano le rivoluzioni si scontrarono particelle con angoli diversi che confondevano dati punti fisici formule incantevoli,
الفترة القمرية العناصر الكمومية الحركات الدورية تعبر نقاط التقدم أسئلة معقولة الحيل تمتد الروابط المفقودة حشرات المسارات خصائص متعددة الأبعاد,
간단한 결과 확산 포인트 포함 긴장 중력 회전 커플 링 규칙 설득 업적 긍정적 인 라인,
感動的な電気オブジェクトがフィールドを宣言しました大げさな反応が文字列を計算します突発的な代替事例の突発的な失敗、奇妙な結果.
Steve.D.Hammond.
Explore - June 20, 2008 (#335)
The pond - the water lilies - the sky - the reflection
A BIG "THANK YOU" TO THE MODERN IMPRESSIONISTS GROUP FOR VOTING FOR ME IN THE ""WATER, WATER EVERYWHERE, BUT NO DROPLETS" CONTEST. THIS
IS AWSOME!
This is an apparition that momentarily appeared in the sky over Nova Scotia, a portal to a higher spiritual dimension of reality. Or so I wish. Actually, it's a photo of an image on the computer monitor, an animated visual from the Milkdrop visualization software program associated with Winamp.
“We live our days in the microscopic, but something within us calls us to dream in the cosmic – every one of us. And within us exists those two worlds: the world as it is and the world as we think it ought to be.”
- A.J. Darkholme
“To visualize is to see what is not there, what is not real -- a dream . To visualize is, in fact, to make visual lies . Visual lies, however, have a way of coming true.”
- Peter McWilliams
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