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Close up of the rear turbine
It's attached with some hinge plates flipped upside down, sturdy and simple. Bonus that the whole thing can tilt up and down a little.
Tilt-shift effect on this image taken from the Old Fort overlooking Corfu Town, Greece.
I took this photo with this exact effect in mind. It just seemed to fit perfectly.
Still from an animated illustration of the Fiscal multiplier effect for HNC business course..
The most important part of Aggregate Demand is Consumption. However consumers do not spend all their income- some is saved. National income can therefore be represented by the equation Y=C+S. As incomes rise so does consumption BUT savings also increase as a proportion of income.
A mans income rises by £100- He spends £80 and saves £20. This first retailer sees his income rise by £80- He spends £64 and saves £16. The second retailer sees his income rise by £64- He spends £41 and saves £10. The third retailer sees income rise by £51.
So in the above example an additional income of £100 causes a rise in spending of £226 after only 4 transactions!
For more info:
Pages 1 and 2 of the Coloring / Activity book that Skoolmunkee made for Count Choculitis
The entire book is available for download at www.masseffectsaves.com/mess.php!
This is an effect that Steele Pop use wisely, a very stetic PS Effect that the Sphere can make in a plane or 2D image, this is a little kind of Tribute and this some of his work this is the link to one of the active groups at flickr, Amazing Circles Group, and this is the link to teach you how to make your own Amazing Circle
Enjoy :)
Started with a color image, converted with cartoon filter on the "POP ART MACHINE" website. Tweaked it in "PS" and then converted it to vectors in "Vector Magic". Finished it with a "PS" ripple effect filter.
Made with GIMP + MathMap plugin, Photoshop
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A képkeretes fotóhoz hasonlóan, ez is a Gimp és MathMap programokkal készült tekermény.
3d red cyan anaglyph from stereo card - 1850's?
Red/Cyan (not red/blue) glasses of the proper density must be used to view 3D effect without ghosting.
This is fun to do...Here's a good article about it.
digital-photography-school.com/how-to-take-photos-with-th...
Highly recommend this iPhone app: Percolater