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A tribute to Elton Dean at the Vortex with Fred Baker, Evan Parker, Mark Fletcher, Alex MacGuire, Phil Miller, Howard Riley, Paul Rogers, Mark Sanders, Gail Brand, Jim Dvorak, Mark Hewins, Simon Picard, Tony Levin, Paul Dunmall, Pete Lemer and Simon Finch.
London 29th October 2006.
Tug VORTEX
Heading out of Southampton Water in to the Solent.
Vessel's Details
Ship Type: Tug
Length x Breadth: 39 m X 15 m
Speed recorded (Max / Average): 13.3 / 11 knots
Flag: United Kingdom [UK]
Call Sign: 2CVS9
IMO: 9525508, MMSI: 235076195
Dec. 19, 2023: Swirling vortex made with single tracking point on Bluristic iPhone app at Pepper Tree Playfield in Newbury Park, California.
The Vortex Dome at Los Angeles Center Studios in downtown Los Angeles, California. This was home to the Vortex Immersion Dome Concert featuring Steve Roach with visuals by Audri Phillips.
The vortex/funnel that emerges when spinning water fast. At the Exploratorium, one can control the speed with which the water spins, and bring the vortex from a small depression in the middle, to a full-length, twisting air tunnel all the way to the bottom of the container.
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Nombre: Bruticus
Afiliación: Decepticons
LÃnea: Kre-O
Año: 2013
Número de adquisición: 567
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Name: Bruticus
Allegiance: Decepticons
Line: Kre-O
Year: 2013
Number in Collection: 567
Sunflowers have to be one of the most fascinating plants. When you get up close and personal with one, and really look at what is going on, it's wild. Nature never ceases to amaze.
I went to wikipedia and it turns out this shot is basically a mathematics illustration. What you see in the spiral pattern is a, "golden angle, 137.5°, producing a pattern of interconnecting spirals, where the number of left spirals and the number of right spirals are successive Fibonacci numbers. It is a form of Fermat's spiral. The angle 137.5° is related to the golden ratio."
All that in the heart of a sunflower? Dig it. And here all I was trying to do was snap a cool macro! As for understanding the above math jargon? Well, that's a whole 'nother story! :D
Richard Serra
Vortex, 2002
Cor-ten steel
67 feet 10 inches x 21 feet 9 inches x 20 feet 10 inches
Collection of the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth,
Gift of The Burnett Foundation in honor of Michael Auping
Acquired in 2002
In association with Paul Kasmin Gallery and the Department of Parks & Recreation, the DOT Urban Art Program presents Brazilian sculptor Saint Clair Cemin’s monumental, mirrored, stainless steel sculpture Vortex. The 40 foot tall sculpture embodies, "mankind’s desire for transcendence, whisking up into the clouds all that it reflects on its surface." Inspired by Brancusi’s saying, "sculpture is direct carving," Cemin draws from cultures all over the world, and juxtaposes these diverse civilizations within his work.
Vortex is part of a larger presentation of six of Cemin’s surrealist sculptures spanning 100 blocks along Broadway. Other sculptures, varying in material and scale, include The Four, In the Center, Portrait of the Word Why, Aphrodite and The Wind. The exhibition begins September 6, 2012 and will runs until November 25, 2012.
NYCDOT Urban Art Program, Special Project
Vortex by Saint Clair Cemin
Department of Parks and Recreation and Paul Kasmin Gallery
Public Plaza, Broadway between 57th & 58th Streets, Manhattan
Originally, I titled this photo "Sphincter."
Then I thought to spare everybody the image by calling it "Vortex."
But that seemed too tame.
So now, I give you:
SPHINCTER VORTEX.
Please to enjoy.