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Ben playing around with a site named generated.photos . I wish I looked this good in real life.
The have a large selection of features one checks off and generates an image. Some of the combinations don't work correctly as I got some naked images (which you will never see).
One can upload a photo of a face that is incorporated into the generated human.
Lando Norris exiting turn 2 at Interlagos; 2023 Brazilian Grand Prix.
This was early on in the race. With heavy fuel still onboard, Norris attacked the curb and his car bottomed out generating sparks on exit through the Senna S. He is going around 200kph at this point.
The Mclaren is the most beautiful livery on the grid; on a sunny day like it was on race day; it looked amazing at speed.
This was a very difficult shot for me. I have never shot motorsports with the Z50 and a kit tele before. It took many shots to find the correct shutter speed that would give me blurred tires and road, yet have the driver and car livery sharp.
At 200kph, 1/125 of a second at f13 did the trick.
© 2023 Paul Chan - Canada. Photos are copyrighted. All rights reserved. Pictures can not be used without explicit permission by the creator.
watch video: vimeo.com/89150913
Location: Numa - Paris, France
Special Thanks to: Hackerloop
I developed voice / sound generated Art. It reacts to the human voice. It reacts to sounds. It creates very abrupt graphic animated visuals. What is magical about it, is the size it holds in a space. The environment lives and is reactive to what is going on. It is a way of visualizing sound and the human voice.
My objectives with Voice Generated Graphics Interactive Projection Art:
– Performance Art
– Live Musical / Theatrical Performances
– Festivals
– Clubs / Tasteful Parties
– Interactive Rooms
– Galleries
– Museums
– Public Spaces
– Urban Development
– Retail
– Events
– Conventions
– Anywhere where humans interact
I create an infinite amount of composition by just speaking. The Future is Now.
Remember the days of creating vector art using a software? Well those days are over when you start creating graphics with your voice.
I want to create interactive installations or displayed on huge led screens for Music Festivals and Clubs with a cutting-edge. If you know anyone who may be interested, please send them this link and my portfolio page: willpowerstudios.com/portfolio
It was created at NUMA in Paris, a co-working startup space. They have an amazing 3 projector setup, for presentation and conferences. Working with Hackerloop made it possible for me to create my art utilizing their space. It made me so happy, thankful, and grateful.
This video was directed + shot on an iPhone + edited by WILLPOWER STUDIOS
Witness the process here: willpowerstudios.com/1191/sound-bars
All work by WILLPOWER STUDIOS - WillpowerStudios
An important part of the Cambodia Trust’s work is assisting disabled adults to start employment or self-employment.
Tuy One is a 49-year-old woman who lives in Odong District. She lost her leg in a landmine accident in 1986 in Kandal Province and the Cambodia Trust provides her with artificial limbs to aid her mobility. She is a widow with two daughters; they live as squatters on the edge of the public lake, using the resources at hand to survive.
Tuy One approached the Cambodia Trust to help her to establish a small vegetable farm on the lake. Staff discussed various small business options with her and she determined that she could grow lily grass – an aquatic vegetable sold in the markets and used in traditional Khmer soups. Cambodian-style hydroponics are used to cultivate this fast-growing vegetable. The Cambodia Trust provided Tuy One with a small grant to enable her to buy enough plants to start her business. With the sale of her first harvest, she was able to purchase further plants and over the last 6 months has had a continual planting season.
Tuy One is one of the ‘poorest of the poor’. She has no land and lives in a hut made of palm leaves. Until now her only income has been from planting rice seedlings for 2000 riel ($US 50 cents) a day. Her one desire is to generate enough income so that she and her daughters can be self-reliant. Now that she has her own small business, she is one step closer to achieving this dream.
Photo: Robert Joiner