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'Gravity' was Aerial Edge's 2019 Spring Show, taking place in their venue at Kelvin Hall.
Photo by Richard Walker
Another result of my high speed photography experiments. Guess the shutter speed was not fast enough to freeze the drop. As a result it became an illustration of Newton's theory.
A frozen jump above a rushing city.
Between Harajuku and Shibuya, Tokyo.
Stillness and motion sharing the same second.
動く街と、止まった跳躍。
原宿と渋谷のあいだにて。
Em 30 de agosto de 2015, os alunos de Design da Mauá, com o apoio da Engenharia, participaram da Etapa de São Bernardo do Campo da Gravity Car Race - Corrida de Carros de Ladeira.
One of the real catches with designing stuff for telescopes is that gravity doesn't always point down. This instrument points anywhere from straight up to only 20 degrees off the horizon. So "down" can mean a lot of things.
We were testing a new filter change mechanism, and needed a way to simulate gravity on the moving parts. The filters for this weigh about ten pounds each, so we needed a way to mount a force gauge to the side of the instrument so we could repeatably introduce a ten pound load.
I got to spend a little time building the mount for this. It was a good day.
楽しそうに生きていれば
地球の重力なんて消してしまえるんだ。
When we tell really serious thing, we should be cheerful.
「重力ピエロ」
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近くの公園１
Osaka city, Japan
On March 31 2012, I was given the privilege of being able to ride on the Ffestiniog railway`s gravity train as a specially-invited brakesman..
It was an unique experience for me having the sensation of riding down on these wagons from the summit at Tanygrisiau power house to Minffordd, something that my grandfather could well have done when used to work at Maenofferen quarry.
My sincere thanks goes to Peter Dennis & Iain Wilkinson for making it possible for me to undertake this unique experience.
Image created using particles obeying certain "gravitational" laws. Mostly variations on "accelerate toward/away from some particle unless some condition is met, in which case move toward/away from some other particle".
Made with processing (processing.org).
160 particles under gravity in a square grid. Please notice the light areas where forces tend to cancel. The only place where the intensity of the gravitational field is zero is just the center of the grid.
remember our free font CMOD_SUBOTRON?
here´s what infamous swiss designers BÜRO DESTRUCT did with it:
a free game called “GRAVITY LANDER”
On March 31 2012, I was given the privilege of being able to ride on the Ffestiniog railway`s gravity train as a specially-invited brakesman..
It was an unique experience for me having the sensation of riding down on these wagons from the summit at Tanygrisiau power house to Minffordd, something that my grandfather could well have done when used to work at Maenofferen quarry.
My sincere thanks goes to Peter Dennis & Iain Wilkinson for making it possible for me to undertake this unique experience.
On March 31 2012, I was given the privilege of being able to ride on the Ffestiniog railway`s gravity train as a specially-invited brakesman. .
It was an unique experience for me having the sensation of riding down on these wagons from the summit at Tanygrisiau power house to Minffordd, something that my grandfather could well have done when used to work at Maenofferen quarry.
My sincere thanks goes to Peter Dennis & Iain Wilkinson for making it possible for me to undertake this unique experience.
My character is such an emo biiiiiish <3 so while he's all upset and anguished, I too this picture. it fits his mood. The song for it can be found here:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=FV6OCCR4qlA
Taken on the Realm of Terra: Novus City roleplay sim
okay.......
fine......
understanding.......
Thats it.
I think what just happened has something to do with... Gravity?...
at least the properties are the same, something flew up, It came right back down, on top of me....
This has nothing to do with this shot, but read about my scissor Dilemma, just because they are the same scissors. Read here AlyssaDawnw
She used her hands to push the oxygen molecules below her down at a speed greater than the force of gravity itsself, causing her to float in mid air...
Photoshop: Darkened the image to -40, contrast +20, doubled layers, gaussian blur 10px, erased my sister out of blurred layer to show her in focus, set blurred layer to overlay blend mode.
Then on recommendation of 100 points group comments I added this edited version on top of the original version in a new layer, erased my sister out of the edited (too dark) version. Made the top left and right corners of the image a bit lighter to remove partial vignetting and selected the whole sky, cut it out of the other layers and pasted it in a new layer, set opacity of that layer to 50% so that the original sky (less dark) would shine through the edited sky a bit more.
This latest series of photos was taken in Kiel, in the North of Germany where my grandparents live. We went to the beach and I suggested to make jumping photos. I had never expected some of them to turn out this nicely.