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A Twenty Swiss Francs (20 CHF) bank note from up close, with its plethora of great-looking but difficult-to-reproduce features...
Taken for the Macro Monday theme 'Paper'
I laid the £10 and £5 notes in the sunlight where the hologram was illuminated
Macro Mondays theme: currency
Canadian $50 features, on the front, a portrait of William Lyon Mackenzie King, the coat of arms, and a picture of the Peace Tower of the Parliament buildings.
The area surrounding the iridescent is transparent.
The Macro Mondays theme for this week is EDC, every day carry. My new permanent driver’s license arrived on Friday so it seemed an appropriate possibility. Since my bag/purse is sort of minimal, there probably won’t be a gazillion possibilities this week. (Interestingly, if you turn the hologram slightly, my initials and birth year show upon the bird’s body.)
Btw, am wondering what type of bird this depicts and if hologram caused you to look at your license to see if yours has a hologram?
Btw2, this hologram is 1.9cm by 2.1cm
…….💙 HMM 💙
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Deutsches Museum, München, Njemačka / Deutsches Museum, Munich, Germany
Deutsches Museum von Meisterwerken der Naturwissenschaft und Technik / Njemački muzej remek-djela znanosti i tehnologije / German Museum of Masterpieces of Science and Technology
And I'll never go home again.
Favorite friend (and nothing's wrong when nothing's true).
I live in a hologram with you.
Blogged about the delightful and extremely useful The Manual: Second Life edition : npirl.blogspot.com/2009/05/cubist-scarborough-and-manual-... - Every newbie AND oldbie should have one.
A Stormtrooper receives a love letter from home.
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When I approached my coffee machine this morning, I saw these layered shadows displayed in front of the machine. Even though the shadows had depth, tonality and wonderful form, they were displayed on a flat surface, in only 2 dimensions. I felt as if I was viewing a hologram. Of course, my camera came to hand and eye.
Excerpt from hologramzooniagara.ca/faqs-1:
Hologram Zoo Niagara is a one-of-a-kind interactive experience. It's a magical place where you can explore different parts of our world in a totally unique way. The animals and scenery are made out of laser light, so they pop right out of the screens... you'll be able to reach out and "touch" them (or you might jump away)! At Hologram Zoo Niagara you will make your way through a 70' long tunnel, animal "enclosures," and a sky tunnel where the animals will walk right overtop of you!
I was just messing about with various ways of incorporating the wheel cover piece and came up with this :) What do you think?
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February Alphabet Fun Month, 2022 edition.
You get a two-for-Tuesday with this photo, as it is included in the February Alphabet Challenge, and also in my album/song series of photos.
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Jack White's second solo album, "Lazaretto" (2014), on Third Man Records.
Normally I would describe the great music on an album. This album has that, no doubt, from the wonderful riff in the title song, to Lillie Mae Rische's beautiful fiddle and background vocals on "Temporary Ground," to the powerful drumming of Carla Azar. A little side note, I bought this album at Third Man Records (Jack White's store) in Nashville, and on the same trip with my sister, saw Lillie Mae Rische performing at Layla's on Broadway. She is so talented, and Jack brought her on tour with him on his first tour. You can see my photo of her here:
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Now, the reason this album is so awesome and unique starts with this photo. In the dead wax area of Side One, there is a hand-etched hologram of an angel, and it appears when you shine a light in that area and view it from the correct angle while the record plays. The hologram was created by artist Tristan Duke.
This album has many other firsts on it. Side One begins at the inside of the record and plays outward, the opposite way a normal LP would be. If you play it the normal direction, you would find a locked groove on the outer edge, and it would play forever.
Side Two has a matte finish to it, compared to the normal glossy/shiny finish on Side One. The song "Just One Drink" contains two separate intros (electric and acoustic), depending on where you drop the needle. A first of it's kind. And on both sides, there are hidden tracks in the labels, with Side One's being 78rpm, and Side Two's at 45rpm, making this vinyl LP the first three-speed record ever made.
The vinyl version of this album has a different running order compared to the digital and CD versions. It was recorded on analog tape, and the edge of the record is flat, not sharp like a normal LP. So many interesting things to see and experiment with on this album, and it has the usual great mix of songs by a true artist. If you have the chance to see him in concert, go. It will be an experience to remember.
Watching the show, I always got the impression that Jem's secret identity had no actual reason to exist, and was just a pretext to crazy episodes and drama, and to turn Rio insane! lol
But I still like that well-behaved and uptight Jerrica can turn into a glamourous superstar and have tons of fun, doing what she would never normally do.
It totally makes her like a kind of drag queen, with 2 different personas ;)