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Beloved cyberpunk theme!
This moc displays the overtaking between hover cars, along the levels of the huge cyber city,
between endless bright neon signs, typical cyberpunk atmosphere! Cars are inspired by Blade Runner movie
(thank to Calin from which I was inspired for backside of his Wallace Hover Car Corp.) and the Fifth Element movie.
I added post-production to scene to emphasize and get more action of hover cars lanes.
Hope you like it!
Giorgio Vasari (Arezzo, 30 July 1511 - Florence, 27 June 1574) and aids - fresco, Air - Hall of the elements (1555-57) - Palazzo Vecchio, Florence
Omaggio delle divinità acquatiche a Venere, nata dai semi di Saturno dispersi in mare
Homage of the aquatic divinities to Venus, born from the seeds of Saturn dispersed in the sea.
Seeing the potential for a nice sunset I headed up to The Cheesewring just north of Minions and for once I’d allowed myself some time to search for compositions; after I’d been there about half-an-hour and just at the pivotal moment a group of four people and a dog came in and sat right in the middle of my image!
Leica M2
35mm Summicron, 8-element replica (yellow filter)
Fomapan 100 in Tetanal Paranol-S (1:50 @ 68 deg for 8.5 min)
-- Many years ago -- decades even -- I read a book by the late, great historian of ideas, Isaiah Berlin. It was entitled, 'The Crooked Timber of Humanity.' Actually, apparently a paraphrase from Immanuel Kant who allegedly once said at a lecture, "Out of the cross-grained timber of humanity, nothing straight was ever fashioned," or something like that. Ha, ha, stayed with me all these years. Anyway, this scene reminded me of that book and those words.
My boy, I've made another breakthrough!
What, another one, Herr Doktor?
Indeed! And it's huge! I've discovered a new element! I'm naming it after myself, so I'll forever be in the periodic table of elements!
Gee, that's exciting, Herr Doktor. Can I see it?
See it? Well, actually, no. It exists only as a computer model. Not in the, you know, actual world.
Oh. So maybe you should call it unrealium. Know what I mean?
Yes. That name is kind of. . . catchy, isn't it? Ok! I'm going to contact the periodic table committee right away!
Didn't they expel you for fraud last year?
Oh that was nothing! A mere clerical error!
For including in your book a bunch of pop-ups of animal penises?
I told them, that was totally the publisher fault!
I think yours was in there too, wasn't it?
For comparative purposes only! My dedication to science knows no bounds!
Or shame, right?
Right! I mean, what?
A wood element on Bracciano Lake promenade at the dusk in a cloudy day
Elemento in legno sul lungolago di Bracciano, al crepuscolo di un giorno nuvoloso.
Giorgio Vasari (Arezzo, 30 July 1511 - Florence, 27 June 1574) and aids - fresco, Fire - Hall of the elements (1555-57) - Palazzo Vecchio, Florence
Il dio del fuoco Vulcano forgia le frecce per Cupido, assistito da una schiera di amorini e dalla moglie Venere mentre i Ciclopi, suoi aiutanti, fabbricano i fulmini per Giove
The god of fire Vulcan forges arrows for Cupid, assisted by a host of amorini and his wife Venus while the Cyclops, his helpers, make lightning bolts for Jupiter.
Unos de los mas importantes elementos de la vida, el agua es el combustible para no desindratarnos y para la naturaleza es el factor vital para poder sobrevivir.
Canon M100+ Tessar 50mm f2.8
I have shot this with macro tubes, the cat was playing with the paws near the front element of the lens.
As part of my ongoing movie and TV vehicles project, lately I've been looking at flying vehicles. Korben Dallas' flying taxi, from The Fifth Element, seemed like an obvious option.
Livets vatten i dopfuntens gyllene skål. Vattnet en symbol för livet och dopet. Metallen i dopfunten ger känslan av värdefullt vatten. Vilket dopet innebär att barnet är värdefullt för Gud.
Equipement :
Canon 450D
Canon 10-22 usm
Trépied Vanguard
Filtre hitech nd1.2 hard grad + filtre hoya nd400
Exif:450D / 10 mm / 8s / f11 / iso100 / +1Ev / Priorité ouverture (Av)
I love photographing deserts. There is something about it that attracts me a lot. It kind of shows the power of masses. Sand is probably the most insignificant particle you can find in nature. A microscopic element that has almost no real existence. But when you would get to a desert; you would feel the power of masses.
A desert is probably the example of the most rugged landscape of nature. Dry, hot, bright and cold everything together. Yes, afternoon in desert can get really uncomfortably hot and night can be uncomfortably cold.
But the desert is a fantastic subject for photography. It is hard to access deep desert, and you wouldn’t find many common tour companies taking you there. So, it stays pristine and untouched from mass tourism.
Footstep free desert is what we like to experience and this desert of M’hamid was nothing different. As usual we had spent camping 3 nights in the middle of Moroccan Sahara and the experience was priceless. We found many unique photo locations that I would probably explore more in future. Specially the night sky.
In the process we did capture some fantastic light in golden hour as well.
Here is one such evening that we enjoyed from a high sand dune looking towards one of the highest “erg” (sand dune) of the region. Yes, it is not the famous Erg Chigaga. The reason why it was empty and remained only for us!
I have made a short film to record our journey to this incredible place; you may be interested in watching. Click here to get amazed with the beauty of this special region of Morocco.
Please have a look at my website www.avisekhphotography.com for all my recent works.
Have a nice weekend.
Hope you will enjoy the picture.
Any suggestions or criticisms are always welcome.
Fotografía tomada coa vella Zenit-122 en febreiro de 2000.
“[Medieval] Art was not just a static element in society, or even one which interacted with the various social groups. It was not simply something which was made to decorate or to instruct — or even to overawe and dominate. Rather, it was that and more. It was potentially controversial in ways both similar and dissimilar to its couterpart today. It was something which could by its force of attraction not only form the basis for the economy of a particular way of life, it could also come to change that way of life in ways counter to the original intent. Along with this and because of this, art carried a host of implications, both social and moral, which had to be justified. Indeed, it is from the two related and basic elements of justification and function — claim and reality — that Bernard approaches the question of art in the Apologia.”
Conrad Rudolph, The "Things of Greater Importance": Bernard of Clairvaux's "Apologia" and the Medieval Attitude Toward Art, 1990.
MÚSICA: Giovanni Pierluigi DA Palestrina | Jesu, rex admirabilis [á 3; The Monteverdi Choir]
Take a photo of your dog that includes some kind of diagonal element today. What it is depends on you!
Theme 1: Elemental
Assigned Element: Water
Gisele: I am so excited when I found out that I got in the competition. My heart was racing and my skin covered in cold sweat when the cast announcement came out. For the first challenge, we got to do a photoshoot based on the natural elements. I got the water element. My inspiration for my photo is that I am a shy sea goddess while still looking elegant and sultry.