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Gerstner, K. The forms of colour: the interaction of visual elements, Cambridge, MA: The MIT Press, 1986.
Images of the interacting galaxies The Mice (NGC 4676), the Antennae Galaxies (NGC 4038/4039), and the Cartwheel (ESO 350-40) galaxy. Credit: The Mice: NASA, H. Ford (JHU), G. Illingworth (UCSC/LO), M.Clampin (STScI), G. Hartig (STScI), the ACS Science Team, and ESA, Antennae Galaxies: Robert Gendler, The Cartwheel: ESA/Hubble & NASA.
A 10 piece Micro-GARC racer. Some of the American followers here may be familiar with the format;
we never have much community interaction like Cave Racers, GARC, Micro-GARC, the whole snail/bug thing, and pretty much any other community theme other than the recent Micropolis displays that have been popping up.
I want to hopefully inspire some of my LUG members to pick up this great theme and get some more interaction within the local community =).
You never know how it's gonna play out when you get up close to a stranger with that big Nikon goin' 'chikeesh... chickeesh... chickeesh.'
You just gotta have faith and all the love vibes in your heart that you can.
It gives you the right 'mojo.'
It defies all conventional thinking I swear to gahd.
And the more badass lookin' the person is that you do it to the better.
It almost always works out really well.
You can feel the love.
Nice bit of interaction with camera, but 3 different reactions. Firstly I wasn't actually particularly taking a picture of them, I was however taking the a picture of the cinema and wanted somebody to be in the picture to add scale etc.
When they saw the camera the guy in the blue shirt ran past (hence why he's so far in front), one hid his face and the other showed up to the camera.
Taken in Brussels.
This is my wife and my only born kid. (I´ve got one in there as well). I´ve seen some pregnant+headphones photos before, and I wanted to do something in that category. The idea of adding my son, and let him control the iphone came while we were shooting. Too bad I was unable to get a good shot of him looking up.
Strobist info
One SB-600 @ approx 1/8 thru 80cm white umbrella on camera top and approx the same height. Triggered with Cactus V4
Coyotes mate from January to March, with pups born 63 days post-ovulation. This is the same for the domestic dog. The coyote stands 21" at the withers, about the height of a female Siberian Husky. Pre-mating behaviors begin a couple of months before breeding, which is shown in this photo. Note the blood on the nuzzling individual....likely from feeding on prey. It is said that most coyotes mate for life, as do wolves. The playful behavior I witnessed was typical precursor to breeding seen in domestic dogs.
These children stood in front of this exhibit - a moving film - where they talked, danced, interacted with and became a part of it. I guessed that the artist would have been happy to see how she had communicated with them. I also liked how they interacted with each other. Plus they made for some interesting photography... once I got down to sitting on the floor... and they just laughed when they saw me taking photos.
More info from the GoMA website below, if anyone is interested.
THE 8TH ASIA PACIFIC TRIENNIAL OF CONTEMPORARY ART (APT8)
Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art (APT) is the Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art's flagship exhibition focussed on the work of Asia, the Pacific and Australia. This eighth edition emphasises the role of performance in recent art, with live actions, video, kinetic art, figurative painting and sculpture exploring the use of the human form to express cultural, social and political ideas, and the central role of artists in articulating experiences specific to their localities. APT8 includes more than 80 artists and groups, an ongoing program of artist performances and projects; a conference as part of the opening program; extensive cinema programs; publications; and activities for kids and families.
Artist: Anida Yoeu Ali, born 1974, Battambang, Cambodia. Lives and works in Chicago, USA and Phnom Penh.
Anida Yoeu Ali's The Buddhist Bug, Into the Night 2015 extends from her 'Buddhist Bug' series of photographs, videos and live performances. In these works, the artist playfully inhabits a sinuous, caterpillar-like costume whose colour references the robes of Buddhist monks. Ali's bug was inspired by her fascination with Buddhism as a Khmer-Muslim, and the exploration of diasporic identities. The project developed when Ali returned to her birthplace of Cambodia as a means of inhabiting and recording Cambodia's changing rural and metropolitan landscapes, and of negotiating her culturally mixed background as 'Khmer-Muslim, Cambodian-American, Cham minority and Malaysian'. In a series of social encounters in locations around Phnom Penh, Ali's bug impassively occupies central stage among communities, schools, cinemas, restaurants, bars and urban and rural landscapes undergoing rapid change and development. Its lengthy coils wrap around tables, are poised with grace and improbability on a bicycle, and infiltrate karaoke bars. Her video for APT8 documents these engagements with Phnom Penh at night time, staging the nocturnal bug as a 'powerful place for encounter, habitation and reinvention'.
Farmers markets are always a great place to see a great mix of people, animals, and produce all interacting.
July 2025 vacation to New York and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Wood Duck WODU (Aix sponsa)
King’s Pond
Cedar Hill Golf Course
Saanich BC
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one of those spots where folks feed ducks... and has become a favorite for mallards & WODU ,amongst other species
Probably the most dependable locale for Wooduck during this time of the year
This fly repeatedly approached this June beetle. Any idea what it was about? Seeking species ID as well. I notice the beetle has some white material that seems to be coming from under the pronotum; what's going on there?
As always, the people-watching prior to the parade was very entertaining. These kids had thrown all their poppers and settled in to wait for the real show to start.
The network, defined by Anderson and Dron (2007) as, "a more fluid form of social entity in which members join, create and remove themselves from numerous informal learning and social connections"
Anderson, T., & Dron, J. (2007). Groups, networks, and collectives in social software for e-learning, 2007 European Conferences on E-Learning. Copenhagen, Denmark.
Small-group discussion, the default mode of interaction seen in many classrooms at Peabody, Vanderbilt's College of Education.
A company can only control its intention, its action and its reaction. If you think about it, this is only about 1/4 of a brand’s value when it plays out in daily interactions between the customer and the company. The customer controls the remaining 3/4 of the brand’s value based on their perceptions of how the company delivers, whether it be product quality, service and fit with the customers needs, values and expectations.
Read more: www.davidharkins.com/brands/you-cannot-control-your-brand/
Terrible interaction design for elevator call buttons. Across from this was another set of elevator doors with a similar control panel that had only two buttons. It had an up arrow and a down arrow in the exact positions of the up and "Hospital emergency" buttons of this button panel. This is probably a place where consistency makes the most sense in interaction design. I was just a visitor, but nearly hit the emergency button both times I used this panel.
This is another picture of an ant and ladybug interaction on a Pipevine plant--different ant and ladybug. The interaction was non-aggressive, and a minute or so was spent near each other.
This ladybug seems to have something growing from her back end. I captured pictures of her a few different days. I have no idea what the substance is....
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