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Vaste site avec centre touristique et plus de 3 000 mégalithes/tombes érigés aux alentours de 4000 av. J.-C. Canrnac, Morbihan, Bretagne, France
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Picked up a used 6" reflector telescope that needs alignment often. Came with a laser "eyepiece" and instructions.
Align left side of binding with mark that matches the width of your binding (e.g., 2 1/2"). Fold back and trim excess. blogged here
exhibition opening
Filodrammatica Gallery, Korzo 28/1, Rijeka
10 November, 2022
ON VIEW UNTIL 29 NOVEMBER, 2022
Visualizing the fragmentary nature of our digital lives, the "All-Aligned" project ask: what is a society in which we, as users of digital systems, identify ourselves with automatically generated symbols, a society whose identities are driven by algorithms? What does the standard repertoire of national symbols, such as the flag, motto, coat of arms and anthem, represent today, at the time of the proliferation of digital capital, the accelerated doubling of memetic fronts and the general inflation of meaning?
The core of the project is a custom made random flag generator for infinite identity building, a software system based on applied artificial intelligence (AI), named Fractal Nations.
Ideas and concepts (pirate, Balkan, libertarian, ecological, dark, etc.) are being mapped onto graphic elements (colors, layouts, symbols, new shapes, etc.). By generating flags, the system also generates an infinite number of micro-identities, which multiply in a fractal manner, dividing themselves ad infinitum.
The exhibition shows various visual outputs from the described software system, primarily flags, which are displayed as real, physical, cloth or silk flags, as prints on the gallery wall, and as part of an interactive site, exhibited in the gallery, which allows visitors to generate their personal, individual – truly individualistic – symbolic identity on the spot (and for that exact moment in time, because the very next moment their own flag would look different).
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UROŠ KRČADINAC (b. 1984) is a Belgrade-based digital artist, technologist, writer, and educator. His transmedia practice involves computer programming, writing, designing, animating, and mapmaking. His research was published by IEEE scientific journals, his artworks presented at re:publica, Emily Car University, SASA Academy Gallery, Serbian Museum of Science and Technology, and many more. He received his PhD in Informatics from the University of Belgrade. Currently, he works as an Assistant Professor of Digital Art and Computing at the Faculty of Media and Communications in Belgrade.
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Venus Rising: Out of the Water and into the Light by internationally acclaimed British artist Wolfgang Buttress, was installed 19 January 2012 at Kangaroo Point Park on the Brisbane River in Queensland.
Photo taken on the high speed Brisbane CityCat Ferry.
A breathtaking 23 metres in height, Venus Rising is a stainless steel structure made up of hundreds of interlocking rings and polished tubes that twist gently at the waist to create a hollow spiral.
The artist has said it was inspired by the intersecting rings of a nautilus shell...
Initial fabrication works were done in the UK before the sculpture was shipped to Brisbane in three sections, which were aligned and joined together at D & R Stainless, a Carole Park company which specialises in the design, manufacture and installation of stainless steel items.
Wolfgang, who has created public artworks in the UK, Europe, Australia and the USA, flew to Brisbane to supervise the assembly.
As well as Venus Rising, the public artworks adorning the space are The Green Room and Afforest by Nicole Voevodin-Cash, Untitled-Wormholes. 2010 by Alexander Knox, and Seven Versions of the Sun by Daniel Boyd.
arts.qld.gov.au/artsupdate/2012/february/sculpture.html
The sureshot... the bendy... the lover of skeeball even if she sucks. Watch the balls bouce when she throws them. Watch the ghosts eat her pac-man up. Watch her run from Miko. Watch her be the greatest pardner for a weekend of sun & fun. Tundra 4EvA!
Thanks to all visitors, now my Explore list is aligned.
To have a couple of holes on the sides wasn't nice...
Top row
4. Turin Roofs - I tetti di Torino
5. Love of Summer, Summer of Love
6. Mediterranean details - Via Zara
7. Flou effect for Blubrando rose
8. Imperia Oneglia - vegetables at the Wednesday market
Bottom row
9. Grey Heron - Airone Cenerino
10. Ternary trenette
11. Fusilli “waves and particles”
12. Ghostly effect
13. Cervo (Imperia)
15. Dandelion
16. Boom!
Ducati carbon fiber Corse shields, 2010, MDB
Aluminum backing plate, Stainless steel bezel rings, Laser cut acrylic, hand cut carbon fiber, doming resin.
A batch of 4 custom Ducati Corse logo shields. Acrylic + Carbon + Doming resin test project!
from my X account
Daily Picture Theme "Central"
from casual photos at a family wedding in Central California near Avila Beach last month
the party setup happening on Friday afternoon
the camera was the very small fits in a pocket Olympus XA 35mm with black & white Kentmere 100
AI Grok says
This post participates in the Daily Picture Theme challenge, interpreting "Central" as Central California by sharing a black-and-white photo of a wedding reception setup near Avila Beach, featuring vineyard-dotted hills and a reflective pool for added depth.
Captured on an Olympus XA, a 1979 compact rangefinder prized for its Zuiko 35mm f/2.8 lens sharpness, using Kentmere 100 film—an affordable Ilford alternative known for fine grain and high contrast in overcast conditions like this scene.
The image's composition, with a lone figure arranging tables amid expansive landscapes, conveys pre-event serenity, aligning with film photography's resurgence, where analog sales grew 20% yearly per 2024 industry reports, appealing to nostalgia seekers.
L'alignement mégalithique de Lagatjar fait l'objet d'un classement au titre des monuments historiques[11] depuis 18 juin 1883. Alors que le Chevalier de Fréminville nous rapporte dans son livre Antiquités du Finistère 600 menhirs, les alignements ne comportent plus de nos jours que 65 menhirs seulement. Il faudra attendre 1928 pour que les alignements de Lagatjar soient restaurés. L'alignement de Lagatjar est composé de trois files de menhirs. L'ensemble dessine une ligne orientée N 35°E et S 35°O, d'où partent, à angle droit, deux lignes parallèles. Cette orientation laisse présumer un caractère astronomique, que Georges-Gustave Toudouze associe à la constellation des Pléiades , celle-ci s'appelant en breton ar yar (la poule), d'où peut-être la toponymie du lieu-dit de Lagad-yar (l'œil de poule)
Meudon la Forêt - Chamonix
Division 2 Masculine - 24 novembre 2012
Nikon D600 + Sigma 70-200 mm F2.8 APO EX DG OS HSM
ELIZABETH, NJ – October 2, 2017 – Preschool students of George Washington Academy of Science and Engineering School No. 1 received a donation of 100 pumpkins from Groundworks Elizabeth at the school on Monday.
Groundwork Elizabeth is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to work with communities to make fundamental improvements in the quality of its environment in order to build healthy, sustainable and equitable communities. Their four priority areas are healthy communities, youth development, urban waters and trails, and green infrastructure.
The organization has already shown its support to the Elizabeth Public Schools community, participating with district schools in Kids Dig In Grant events established by the Union County Board of Chosen Freeholders to educate students about gardening and fostering the growth and creation of community gardens at the schools. Among the participating schools are Winfield Scott School No. 2, Mabel G. Holmes School No. 5, Jerome Dunn Academy School No. 9, Abraham Lincoln School No. 14, John Marshall School No. 20, Victor Mravlag School No. 21, Juan Pablo Duarte – José Julián Martí School No. 28, Dr. Albert Einstein Academy School No. 29, Thomas A. Edison Career and Technical Academy, and Thomas Jefferson Arts Academy.
In addition, Groundworks Elizabeth also plans to donate a butterfly garden to Dr. Orlando Edreira School No. 26 and Nicholas S. LaCorte – Peterstown School No. 3 for which the dates have yet to be determined.
“The outstanding work that Groundworks Elizabeth does to improve the quality of life for this city is significant and its impact is far reaching. On behalf of the Elizabeth Board of Education, I thank Groundworks Elizabeth for enriching the lives of our students through this wonderful donation,” stated Elizabeth Board of Education President Stanley Neron.
Elizabeth Public Schools Superintendent Olga Hugelmeyer shared her appreciation for the donation and takes pride in partnering with fellow Elizabeth organizations seeking to make positive contributions to the community.
“Groundworks Elizabeth aligns well with our priority of creating a safe and caring environment for our students and team members to achieve excellence,” stated Hugelmeyer. “We welcome their valued contributions as we teach our students the importance of nurturing and preserving our community.”