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This is an Electrical Control Box very similar to the ones in School Lane and Barkfield Lane Formby. It is thought they may have been involved with the timing of street lighting.
This box was made by A Handyside & Co Ltd Derby & London.
The orange-roofed building near the center of the photo is an abandoned control building near Leavenworth, Indiana. At one time, it was the control site for a dam and lock on the Ohio River at Leavenworth. The dam was replaced by a larger one several miles downstream - I think in the mid-1970's. Shot from Overlook Restaurant about 1/2 mile away.
Another from my trip to a riding stables applying HDR & Animals in a landscape single raw file given the wiffsmiff treatment
Ok was asked by a friend to take some photos of her daughter and her new horse - now one or two issues with this - i dislike horses ok a fear and i have a wide angle lens so a few challenges .How to give it the wiffsmiff treatment .Well im glad to say they are happy with the result - poor light and dull skies added to my pressure .Oh and another horse gave me a right kicking in the field literally walked past me and kicked my shins - thank god for my hunters .This is by no means perfect and i have never tried this before .
now im wondering why i did not use filters to assist with the sky the sun was right above me to my left :-(
My friends daughter has only had the horse 6 weeks - poor horse must have been put off with me led on the gravel as he jumped the fence :-)
Freaky sky :-)
Another from trying something different.
Lessons learnt filters next time .
Little by little the night turns around
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Set the controls for the heart of the sun.
- "Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun" by Roger Waters (Pink Floyd)
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The Control Data 6600 was a supercomputer that, for a time, was the fastest computer in the world. While it appears to be a case study for poor cable management practices, the layout shown is the correct one for this machine. The cables are of specific lengths in order to accurately calibrate the operation of the machine. This is possible due to the relationship between time and space that is inherent to an electrical cable. In a cable of a given length, an electrical signal will always take a given amount of time to travel its length. This established relationship between time and space is similar to that which is explored by Scott McCloud in his essay "Time Frames." McCloud explains the links between time and space that exist in the comic book format of storytelling. He points out that it takes readers a given amount of time to move from frame to frame on a page and that this amount of time can be controlled through the manipulation of those frames. This principle in its most basic form can also be applied to any reading of the written word.