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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 the light of day crosses with the evening dark, it is a moment of sheer magic. As an observer you are aware of a transition and can see the change that is occurring. It lasts for little more than an instant and for me, represents the passing of time. That instant that lies between the future and the past we term the present. Except that it is visualized through light.
The tree in the forefront caught my attention and how the light shone on one side giving it great dimension. It sits in that transition point where light and dark mingle and further represents the present. I do enjoy attempting to tell a story in my work, and this one is no exception.
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.
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.
When things get tough, I like to visualize a place where serenity reigns supreme. You can currently find me here.
Image imagined in MidJourney AI and finished with Topaz Studio 2.0 and Lightroom Classic.
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I have seen this shot done a hundred times and wanted to give it a try. It was not as easy as it looks! Getting a ring to stand in a book and getting the right shadow is a bit tricky. I also wanted to find a page in the book that enhanced the image and I think I found one...:)
Gathered yesterday with a group of other flickr group members (Newcastle Sundance) for a sunrise meet at Merewether NSW.
We were rewarded with a beautiful sunrise; give that the forecast was far less promising (it was supposed to be rainy and strong winds - they arrived later in the afternnon!)
For best result - please view Large on Black!!
Canon 7D + Tokina 11-16 lens @ 11mm.
10 second exposure at f22 ISO100.
Lee ND.6 + GNDH.9 used.
Hope you enjoy it!
Rotterdamse Dakendagen, together with the Municipality of Rotterdam and many other partners, organizes the Rotterdam Rooftop Walk, a route at roof level including an air bridge between WTC Rotterdam and the Bijenkorf. Companies and non-profit organizations show their latest roof innovations on the roofs, including in the field of greenery, water, energy generation and residential and recreational space on roofs. Artists and scientists also visualize the future of the roof and the city.
The program booklet said about this performance:
The three-part performance is about raising awareness of given structures, about recognizing and visualizing them. Then dissolving them and transforming them into something new: Along the way, encounters take place, relationships with others, being accompanied, step by step.
What I remember: a wonderful place on the Neckar island under the plane trees with a view to the Neckar front of the old town Tübingenwith the Hölderlin Tower, lots of interested, curious looks, a wonderful performance.
Through all my non-illustrious years on our farm in Murray County, Minnesota, one little-noticed fixture stood in the backyard, a good stone’s throw from the house.
It was an old burn barrel, much like the one in this photo, and it was still there when I left the farm for good. Today on this farm site in northern Minnesota, one stands rusted and forgotten in the long shadows of a late autumn afternoon.
Our burn barrel was never as important as our barn, but it was as much a part of farm life. Nearly every day, smoke curled up from its charred rim, carrying away old copies of the Worthington Daily Globe and the Murray County Herald, worn-out boxes, and whatever else the household no longer needed.
If it could burn, we put it in the barrel, and one of us kids tended it, usually with a scrap of wire screen on top to keep sparks from wandering.
The barrel gathered our trash, but it also kept watch over the passing years.
Long before the barrel under the tree in this photo earned its rust, the barn behind it was new. Its timbers were straight, its stone foundation solid and bright, and its red wooden walls stood like a signpost of hope against the Minnesota sky. I visualize a young farm family standing back to admire it, half expecting it to last forever.
Decades ago, a barn was more than a building. It was a promise. Within its walls, the dreams of a young couple were carried out, dreams of abundant harvests, healthy livestock, and children who would grow up to love farming and someday inherit the land.
And the children came--and came. On farms back then, kids seemed to arrive in small litters of seven, eight, and sometimes more. Each of us learned responsibility almost as soon as we could walk.
Small hands carried pails, gathered eggs, and scattered feed for the waiting animals. On cold mornings we trudged down our long lane to meet the yellow school bus, sometimes with a sack lunch swinging at our sides if our folks didn’t have lunch money for school meals that week.
Each afternoon we returned, trading our schoolbooks for chores, with play put off until our work was done.
The years slipped by unnoticed, as years do. Seasons came and went. Crops were planted and harvested. One by one, we grew up, married as we left the farm and formed our own families.
Our parents, who had built so much of their future around our barn, grew old.
Now, in this photo, another Minnesota autumn is nearing the finish line. An empty barn stands in the background, stately and still strong, while the burn barrel keeps a lonely vigil nearby.
Together they reflect lives lived with purpose, family togetherness, and a great deal of hard work.
Yet with every passing year, as former farm kids pass on, those memories fade a little more, like smoke rising from that barrel and disappearing into the evening sky.
(Photographed in St. Louis, County, MN)
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.)
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
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It is an interesting exercise to visualize what an image will look like in black and white. It makes us see differently. It is an additional step to visualize what and image will look like taken with an infrared camera. It’s a bit like seeing slightly different world, one where light behaves differently, one that always strikes me as a little magical. This trail seemed to me to be an invitation to that different, magical world when I saw it. Thanks for taking time to visit.
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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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.
Today in my Ideation class, our teacher brought up how, just as I wouldn't be qualified to code an actual working program that we work on, engineers are not qualified to manipulate and create visual data like I do.
And that makes me feel pretty special.
This Time Zero is a trooper. It folded up inside the camera and somehow I managed to get it out without killing it, but the yellow bend works well with the wheat blur I was hiding behind.
“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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Broken, yet living.
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The first pre visualized shot of the trip. I'd the exact frame in my mind ever since I saw this pier on the Internet. To be more precise, the main purpose of the trip was to achieve this shot. Call me mad, but traveling around 350kms, with this frame in mind has been totally worth it.