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Gradient sky over Yosemite Lake @ Merced, CA
(No digital retouching, taken with a Canon XSi + Tamron 17-50mm)
This series of Robots represent the concept of the life. Everyone looks different but actually we are all the same.
Roman is the name of him.
Roman is also a name of the Brand that use the "Roman robot" as a character.
The brand and the art of the roman robot t's been registered and started in 1998.
Since then it's been produced under the name Roman and under the Art concept
a series of product like clothing, comics, illustrations, paintings, scultures, skateboards.
I recently saw a series of images by a photographer called Eric Cahan called 'Sky series' and this is inspired by that set of images. ericcahan.com/portfolio/sky-series/
This is what I like when shooting in infrared, to see the different shades in the vegetation. The cedar appears gray, the thuyas look very bright because their shiny leaves reflect much of the sunlight, and the weeds seem to absorb ilght.
Isabelita Virtual's Midnight Sunrise brings a color gradient into motion, shifting slowly from a deep midnight blue through a spectrum inspired by the sky during sunrise. At three minutes to midnight, when the sky is dark but the screens are bright in Times Square, you can look up, breathe deeply and watch the darkness become the light. This digital work, a natural occurrence at an unnatural time, invokes a physical experience — a calm, contemplative moment in one of the most frenetic locations in the city that never sleeps. Simultaneously a visual poem and a minimalist ode to ephemeral experience, the video installation uses the power of color to raise questions about time and space.
Photo credit: Ka-Man Tse for Times Square Arts