This battered little sign, on the northbound side of Montrose just past Allen Parkway, is about the only way to know that you're at Buffalo Bayou. You can see the Memorial Heights development in the background.

April, 2007 Amver density plot.

fairly whited out conditions, gave a new ND filter a try

Source: www.vividmaps.com/2018/07/country-highest-road-density.html

CFD simulation of 2-D airfoil with density in color for compressible flow at 60.0 seconds 2000 steps using my software, SLFCFD.

downtown Toronto seen from the 20th floor of Radio City at Carlton and Mutual Streets

It was taken with Carl Zeiss Contax (Yashica) S-Planar 60mm F2.8 modified to fit Nikon DSLR.

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The density of the trees, the different kinds of trees, textures of the barks, the vertical lines and the grey, brown and rust tones caught my eye here.

The Park at Memorial Heights, just south of the Archstone Memorial complex. This was built before Memorial Heights, and is high-end single-family houses. At some point, a traffic light will be installed here because of all the cars coming into and out from the two residential developments.

The bike trail as it passes underneath Montrose.

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This is another density science example with water and oil