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An up close and vertical view of the binary screen of the University of Technology Sydney's Building 11 and it's binary screen. I love the shadow and light on the screen here.
Just when you thought I was done posting pics from Emerald Bay in Lake Tahoe, this happens. Haha! I spent a lot of time photographing Emerald Bay over the last year. Every time I visit there is something unique to be captured, which keeps me coming back for more. It is amazing how the bay can transform depending on the forces of nature. I have seen white caps to perfect mirror reflections and much in between. Not to mention, the occasional areas that can freeze over during winter months. This is a photo I took several months ago. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did. There will be much more to come. Thank you for stopping by!
SOMA
- 4K rendering, stitched from 6 shots;
- ReShade framework;
- In-game debug menu for timestop and free cam.
Last "binary day" of the 21st century - November 11th, 2011 (11.11.11)
The "tri-color" LEDs are not what they seem.
to every phenomenon there is an equal and opposite reaction, therefor to phenomenon itself, there is an opposite..
Taken at a local dance festival where I had the opportunity to try out my Olympus EM1 mk2 plus the 40-150, in low light. I was shooting at iso 6400, f2.8, for the whole shoot and alternated with my Canon 5D mk3 plus the 70-200, which I used mainly at iso 16000, f2.8, for the faster movements. I have to say though, that the Olympus combo made for a more pleasant shooting experience; it was lighter and quieter, and the results were just fine. I underexposed slightly in order to bump the shutter speed up, and then pulled it back in processing.