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This was my first time shooting in daylight with flash and I had a fun day with Ben. It was good to go out shooting with another 'tog. You shall be seeing a few more from these tonight hopefully.
Purple Smoke Grenade in the background, was a bit to windy to control them but still good to play with.
This diagram of a feedback loop appeared on the common room chalkboard the day after a group discussion about communication styles. Thanks, Garrison!
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This was one of my all-time favourite Emily days!
What a glorious day it was, bank holiday weekend and Gemma was visiting so we decided to go for a day at the seaside, taking in Bridlington and Flamborough.
Gemma lives in Derby which is absolutely miles away from the coast, so it's not often she gets to go to the seaside!
It was only after Gemma pointed out to me later on, that I realised this was probably the most 'out' and visible we have ever been in the 'real world'. Bridlington was absolutely packed as you would expect on a sunny Bank Holiday weekend, so there really was no hiding place! Was another great boost for my confidence. There are not many places I would hesitate to go nowadays!
Down on the little beach in the bay.
While we were down there we saw a couple of sea lions out in the bay too - so cute!
A live photo of Feedback Voice.
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Im pretty sure you know who I am making. What do you think of the head so far? (ignore the slapped together body) Ive been fiddling around with it for quite some time. This guy is about halfway done and I just need to make more panels and try to make him not so kibbly. I also came the unfortunate realization that I will have to take apart slug soon...
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Lakewood Shimmering
Great Brook Reservoir, Waterbury, Connecticut, USA
With over 3,800 people per square mile, the crowded city of Waterbury in Western Connecticut is among the last places you might expect to find natural beauty. Don't count it out entirely, though: the calm waters and wooded hills of Great Brook Reservoir on the east side of the city are a welcome escape from the concrete, brick and asphalt.
It's hard to imagine that when Waterbury was settled by in the late 1600s, the Central Naugatuck Valley was still a vast frontier of wooded hills. In fact, townspeople referred to the settlement by its Native American name, "Mattatuck", for the first decade of its existence.
Waterbury's rocky landscape made for terrible farmland and the town's growth stagnated for a century. When brass manufacturing took off in the 1800s, though, Waterbury became an industrial powerhouse —the "Brass City"— and began to grow rapidly.
You can also see more of my work from Lakewood Park and Great Brook Reservoir: www.jgcoleman.com/landscape-photography/connecticut/lakew...
Esta es una muestra de un feedback simple. Los dos computadores se miran entre si, reproduciendo lo que hay al rededor y detrás de cada uno y al mismo tiempo, lo que sus pantallas proyectan entre si. Esto hace que cada una de las imágenes se proyecte fractal e infinitamente en cada una de las pantallas. En esta sala hay más de 2 computadores, voy a tratar de hacer el ejercicio con una mejor iluminación y otros dos equipos para mostrar la magnitud del evento que vivimos el sábado pasado. Se les quiere como un hijuemadre, ok???