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The highway running through 17,000 ft plus highland near Barlacha pass in Lahaul valley, Himachal Pradesh, India
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Diseñando la ruta...
Serie - Foto Verano 2009 Asturias
Recuerdos del Verano, en ruta
Series - Photo Summer 2009 Asturias
Summer recollections, in route
Easily the coolest vehicle I have ever made. I had tons of fun with the details and designing a decent platform, especially at this scale.
I just realized I forgot to photograph how it looks from the back lol. Anyway, If you are on Instagram drop your @ I'm trying to follow the homies!
i don't really get it... lately, i seem to have an easier time sketching my trees than designing clothes... i need to do 4 choices but so far i only did one... i ended up finishing my tree sketch instead...
Forget chasing - Be the magnet.
" In the pursuit of excellence, remember: Quality doesn't chase after, it's attracted!
The good stuff finds you when you focus on you. Let your energy do the talking. The most captivating people are those who 'don't try' 💕"
_______ Scarlett Saphira
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. . . Don't chase, Radiate . . .
To chase means pursuing what you know well you don't really deserve, then being what you deserve so you don't need to chase.
In the pursuit of our desires lies the essence of our being. Yet, before reaching out, we must first cultivate the intrinsic qualities within ourselves. It is in the nurturing of our confidence and the refinement of our character that we lay the foundation for what we seek.
For true fulfillment does not merely come from chasing after what we want, but from embodying the very essence of what we deserve.
" Let your confidence be your compass and your quality your currency, guiding you towards the abundance that awaits... 💕"
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Shana is one of my favorite of the new Jem dolls.
She has a gorgeous face, and her hair is unique, super curly and of course purple!
I brushed it (it was quite some work!) and it turned back naturally into ringlets, but they're different from her original ou-of-the-box hair ;)
Designing this Scooter is really not easy to make, because the minifigure size is really difficult to add some parts. The final production process made me feel very interesting. I will continue to design the Scooter in the future.
(EXPLORED - April 09, 2013)
_Willis Building, City of London - Architect Sir Norman Foster_ www.juliaannagospodarou.com
We are what we create.
I have no doubt about it. We might be searching for a way of expression for long years and try a lot of things till we find it, we may be struggling with prejudice and limitations, with doubt and with being misunderstood, we may have to ignore common sense and go against the flow, we may have to figure out new ways of escaping what we call reason, what we call reality (what is reality anyway?) but in the end, what we will settle for can only be that very thing that expresses what we are completely, that helps us feel accomplished and free, that helps a restless soul find peace and allow us to stop and take a breath. If you look at this image you will see very much of what I am. I won't explain it, I don't want to limit your imagination. :) I will say just one thing: whatever this journey may take, do it! It's much better to burn out searching than never know...
OK, now that we said what was important, here's a few words about this image. First, it's been two and a half months since my last architectural image, which may seem a lot but it actually isn't for me, as I've done a lot of searching, discovered a lot of things, even worked on a handful of images that are to come soon. I've done some thinking, I've done some experimenting and the results will show in the months to come. I've even tried to step away from architectural photography to see how it is, but despite the fact that I love all kinds of photography, I think my call is architectural photography. There's nothing I love more than working with shapes and light, nothing I like more than abstracting a volume till it shows a part that would hardly show to the naked eye. I finally understood what I'm trying to do in photography and that is exactly what I'm doing in architecture too. I am designing my photographs to suit my vision. I am deconstructing the volumes I see and recomposing them using light and shadow, I am in essence using the existing subject, I'm using reality as a base on which I build my own dreams. Photography, architectural photography is the tool my imagination needs to stay alive and to express itself. It would be interesting I think to show you the RAW file of this image. I'm sure you wouldn't recognize much of what you see here in that image. But hey, you will tell me, that's manipulation! Well, yes, you're perfectly right, I will answer you! But who said I want to do traditional photography anyway? This may not even be photography, as a matter of fact. This may be something else. This IS something else! As I was calling it a while ago while discussing with a friend, this is “(en)visionography”. More on this concept coming soon...
And at last a few words about the image and the processing side of it... But, since this is getting long, let's better move over to my site if you want to read more about processing and also to read my answer to a question I'm getting quite often lately, a question about my skies... blog.juliaannagospodarou.com/ode-to-black-iii-extreme-bla...
Technical data: 333.0 sec. @ f/9, Nikon 10-24mm f/3.5-4.5 ED AF-S DX @ 11mm, ISO 100. Processing: LR4, PS CS6, NIK Silver Efex Pro 2.
You like this image? You can have a print of it. Have a look... bit.ly/10zPqzD or bit.ly/10LD9qN
PS:
If you are in London April 26 to May 12 go have a look at the SWPA 2013 - Sony World Photography Awards Winners Exhibition. My series Like A Harp's Strings will be exhibited as Shortlisted Finalist in Architecture Professionals category. And cross your fingers for me on April 25, when the prizes will be announced. Maybe... :)
More about the exhibition on WPO site: worldphoto.org/festivals-and-events/events/sony-world-pho...
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Designing an inhibitor for a wayward enzyme. Molecular biophysics can be so much fun, with its wonderful mathematics, physics and quantum mechanics. My vocation allows me to have as much fun on a computer screen as I get from hiking the Sierras
The Colosseum was the first place my mind went upon accepting this commission. I am always hesitant to replicate any landmark that has been modeled in LEGO countless times before. Therefore, I decided early on to eliminate the idea of using arch bricks altogether as their bulky dimensions would not nearly do justice at this scale. That’s when I had the idea of using 1x1 rounded plates w/ handle for the lower three arcades. Each of these stacked arcades are topped between alternating 1x1 printed plates and old 1x1 windows (an element that has not been in a LEGO set since 1979). These two motifs express the Corinthian pilasters and are topped by brown minifigure wands which make up the timber structure of the velarium.
Sinéad Burke, Founder, Sinéad Burke, Ireland; Cultural Leader.Caroline Baumann, Director, Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum, USA; Cultural Leader.Susannah Rodgers, Paralympian and Director, Spirit of 2012, United Kingdom; Young Global Leader, Cultural Leader,.speaking during the Session "Designing for Everyone" at the Annual Meeting 2019 of the World Economic Forum in Davos, January 22, 2019. Congress Centre - Betazone
Copyright by World Economic Forum / Mattias Nutt
Designing News
Changing the World of Editorial Design and Information Graphics
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In Designing News, award-winning editorial and infographics designer Francesco Franchi conveys his vision for the future of the news and media industries. He evaluates the fundamental changes that are taking place in our digital age in terms of consumer expectations and the way media is being used. The book then outlines the challenges that result and proposes strategies for traditional publishing houses, broadcasting companies, journalists, and designers to address them.
Designing News explores how today’s media outlets can become credible, cross-platform news brands. Franchi advocates redefining reporting as telling a continuous narrative across a broad range of traditional and digital media. To this end, he proposes a new, integrated role for editorial designers in advancing the evolution of media for the future.
Franchi’s findings in Designing News are based on his own work for Il Sole 24 ORE as well as case studies by top media insiders including Bloomberg Businessweek’s Richard Turley, Thomson Reuters’s Daniele Codega, the New York Times’s Steve Duenes, the Times’s Matt Curtis, and type designer Christian Schwartz.
ComicCon began in San Diego in 1970 with 100 people in attendance. This year, its 45th event, will have over 130,000 in attendance, with thousands more spectators enjoying the grounds & events outside of the paid admissions areas. The convention center is more than maxed out, and the convention now takes over a good part of downtown San Diego for 5 days each summer.
ComiCon showcases comic books, science fiction/fantasy related film, television, popular arts, pop culture and entertainment in horror, animation, anime, collectibles, card games, video games, fantasy games, etc. The convention is the largest convention of its kind in the world.
My sister was kind enough to venture into ComiCon territory with me this weekend. An indescribable, over-crowded event. She was also kind enough to let me borrow her bridge camera, since my camera is 'in the shop' for 4-6 weeks. I had a really fun day with her; people watching and being amazed that thousands would wait in 5 hour lines and sleep in lawn chairs overnight to participate in it all. When I saw Britney from far away, I was hoping she would be my Stranger for the day, but just as I approached her, a t.v. crew asked her if they could film and interview her. After she signed their waivers, they asked her to wait on a bench for "just a couple minutes" while they finished up with Batman and his cohorts. I thought she might be waiting a bit longer, so I asked her if she would be part of 100 Strangers, and we'd work around the t.v. crew. She cheerfully agreed, and every few minutes we would pause our conversation to let people take pictures with her, and media photograph or video her. She is extremely popular at ComicCon!
Britney is 26 years old, from Sacramento, California, about an 8 hour drive from San Diego. Last year was the first year that she and her friends attended ComicCon, and they hope to go every year now. Britney's "character" is "Eevee" from Pokemon. She chose Eevee because she has never seen one done in CosPlay (costume play), she loves the character, and Britney made it all herself, including the makeup. That's how she spends most of her free time: thinking about, researching, designing and creating costumes for Halloween and ComicCon. She never wears the same costume twice! She looked so professional and beautiful that I asked if she wanted to go into makeup and/or costume design professionally. To my surprise, she said no, she really wants to be a mortician. She's unsure, though, because she's not sure she can learn to memorize & identify all of the biology needed for that career. Currently, she works at Spencer Gifts retail store.
She has a male Chihuahua named Itachi, meaning weasel, because he's a silly, burrowing, weasel-y dog! He especially likes to burrow into blankets and things. Britney said for a while, often she wouldn't be able to find him, but then he'd appear. Recently, she moved some furniture, and she found he had made a nest from "paper/materials stuff-he'd-collected" under a big, stuffed chair. She got him when he was just 4 weeks old, and he's 5 years old now. As much as Itachi loves to "be" places with Britney, (dog parks, stores, friends'), he hates to "go" places. He ignores and evades her if she invites him to go, and if she takes him in the car, he makes funny, other-worldly sounds the entire car ride.
Britney was born and raised in Sacramento, and has only left it for a couple years at age 13 to move with her family to Salem, Oregon. She loved the people there - very nice, friendly, polite, and welcoming, but she couldn't stand the weather. Too much grey and rain when we are used to living in sunshine most days.
She is also an accomplished karaoke singer, (just for fun!), and her favorite song of choice is "Zombie" by the Cranberries. www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uv5wF-E9D8Y
Britney: thank you for being sweet and gracious to give me so much of your time when there were so many distractions and others vying for your attention. I had a great time chatting with you, and I encourage you to go for your mortician's degree. I think you would be wonderful and comforting, helping people through a difficult time of losing someone. Go for it! Please leave a "hi" comment if you got to see your portraits here, and I can email you copies if you'd like them.
Find out more about this project, and see other photographers' portraits at www.flickr.com/groups/100strangers/
The lights came on and the stage was in perfect order. Thank you mother nature...Untouched and uninfluenced by civilization or artificiality as only she can do....
Hello all....I'm so glad to back with you...
Hope you have an INCREDIBLE weekend....
Thanks so much for stopping by always so appreciated....
with felt appliques , handmade crochet circles and pompons .
Inspired by pier 1 summer collection .
( EXPLORED )
I used the NOVA PBS intereactive fractal generator to create this image of the Mandelbrot set.
Designing the landing gear on this model was no easy feat. These wheels have to hold up almost 100 lbs of weight and have some margin to spare. Experience in building the 747 definitely helped me out here when it came to using techniques to properly distribute the weight. Overall this solution is able to retract and hold up the weight of the plane.