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another i have no idea title xD but this is what today's weather came, quite nice, but a lil sun burning xD
Frequency Dubstep Stage @ Extreme Thing 2013 by Fred Morledge - www.PhotoFM.com
© Fred Morledge 2013
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Enjoy and see you next year!
Cinematic Convention Kumi wears Yours Evermore Vampire Mina's dress and boots. Kumi has been switched to the latest NuFace body.
live radio frequency light array
Spectral Surrounding is an interactive installation that visualizes radio frequencies. 700 LED lights, arranged in a grid above the visitors, react to different signals. They show live detected mobile radio signals as well as data communication such as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth transmissions from the devices that visitors bring along. How aware are we of the signals that our everyday devices emit? How much invisible communication is going on around us? A chaotic tangle of the most diverse signals permanently surrounds us. This data is translated to visual feedback that surrounds the spectator. This work aims to point out the extent to which we are constantly digitally active, and how our communication behavior inevitably leads to our being distracted by all kinds of information.
Photo: Florian Voggeneder
Very slack guitar strings playing a very low frequency. Parallel camera movement reveals strings path over time.
CURIO is a mobile art gallery mounted on the rear of a Tricycle, photographed here at St Mary le Wigford church as part of Frequency, Lincoln’s festival of digital arts. The project has commissioned four new works from Lincoln based artists Dale Fearnley, James Hubble & Ross Oliver, Laura Mahony and Ian Manicom and is curated by Tom Cretney and Nick Simpson.
Frequency Dubstep Stage @ Extreme Thing 2013 by Fred Morledge - www.PhotoFM.com
© Fred Morledge 2013
For prints or usage terms/rights please email me Fred@PhotoFM.com
Enjoy and see you next year!
CURIO is a mobile art gallery mounted on the rear of a Tricycle, photographed here at St Mary le Wigford church as part of Frequency, Lincoln’s festival of digital arts. The project has commissioned four new works from Lincoln based artists Dale Fearnley, James Hubble & Ross Oliver, Laura Mahony and Ian Manicom and is curated by Tom Cretney and Nick Simpson.
The Frequency, right next door to Paradise. Another experiment in learning to shoot and process RAW.
Here is a newly-built effect, it is a modified "Rocktave Divider" with selectable frequency divisors and a super overdrive setting. It will make a guitar sound like a Hammond B3, well sort of. It shifts down one octave and adds a divide by 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ,7 8, 9 and 10 signal. It incorporates a pair of divider circuits as well as the NE571 compander chip for enhanced dynamics processing. It looks homemade because it is. The PC board was ordered online but my version titled "mystery project" was made on perf-board as a prototype. While not as cool as a modern digital pitch shifter, there is no delay, or lag time that is associated with effects such as the "whammy pedal" by Digitech. It isn't as clean, but oh well...