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Mir Abdul Latif (me) on passing out from Lower Topa Academy. After the week end we moved to Risalpur Academy.
4"x 5" Transparency, Kodak EPT balanced for Tungsten. This image is about 15 years old but landscape remain un change till this day.
Camera type was Horseman LX w Rodenstock 55mm
HA321
COLOUR PHOTOGRAPH OF LOWER HILL COTTAGE AND RESIDENTS, HUNTSHAM (5. 04)
Showing (left to right) Lucy Wilson, Tara, Nesta, Ian Nadin
(Not present, Asher, 18, and baby Amber)
Photographed by Laurence Jones for Huntsham Society
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Roy Arnott, 2004
I imagine there are quite a few pictures of Lower Falls.
There's a great vantage point, and it looks amazing, so it's hard to resist.
X-Pro1 with 10-24mm f/4R OIS in the lower Antelope Canyon. Unfortunately, we went around noon, mixing up the times for upper and lower canynons..
Houston Street, New York City
Harvestworks Digital Media Arts Center announces the 2013 New York Electronic Art Festival in collaboration with River to River Festival, Trinity Wall Street, The Lower East Side Girls Club, The New York Hall of Science, The Hells Kitchen Cultural Center, Electronic Music Foundation and other partners. The festival is a summer series of concerts, workshops, and exhibitions centered on the cutting-edge work being done at the intersection of art and technology.
Harvestworks’ New York Electronic Art Festival presents innovative work made with the most advanced technology that is rapidly altering the conditions of our lives. The festival will focus on the way that technology can alter, expand and exhilarate our perceptions through the creative energies of the artist. We spotlight new artworks from the Harvestworks TEAM (Technology, Engineering, Art and Music) lab and new works created in our local, national and international community.
“New York is a major hub of experimental artistic exploration of art and technology worldwide, so it is essential that the New York Electronic Art Festival bring together innovative practitioners to share their work with the public through immersive sound and color, responsive environments, interactive strategies and experimental instruments,” – Carol Parkinson, Harvestworks Executive Director.
The festival will take place from June 1 – Sep 2, 2013. Events are open to the public. Venues include The Church for All Nations, 417 W 57th St New York, NY 10019, The New York Hall of Science 47-01 111th St New York, NY 11368, Michael Schimmel Center for the Arts at Pace University 3 Spruce St. NYC 10038, Harvestworks, 596 Broadway Suite 602 NYC 10012, Saint Cornelius Chapel on Governors Island.
The New York Electronic Art Festival was created to provide a responsive public context for the appreciation of cutting-edge electronic artwork through concerts, workshops, and exhibitions of the highest quality across the arts and technology spectrum. Attendees will get an overview of how technology is being used in various artistic disciplines, and have the opportunity to take part in a discussion about how these technologies will continue to shape contemporary art practice. This year’s festival will be a showcase of exciting interdisciplinary work and serve as a catalyst for discussions and collaborations between artists, scientists, and the public.
The NYEAF will plug into a national and international network of electronic art festivals, bringing significant contemporary art and music to the city. NYEAF is produced by Harvestworks, an international digital media arts center with over 30 years of experience helping artists to get inside the electronics and to develop a hands-on, experimental and explorative approach to making art with technology.
Produced by Harvestworks in partnership with River to River Festival, Trinity Wall Street, The Lower East Side Girls Club, The New York Hall of Science, Electronic Music Foundation, The Hells Kitchen Cultural Center, and other partners with funds provided by the National Endowment for the Arts, the New York State Council on the Arts, the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, mediaThefoundation, the Jerome Foundation, the Edwards Foundation Arts Fund, New Music USA’s Commissioning Music USA and MetLife Creative Connections Programs. Special thanks to Jeff McGovern.
Lower Yosemite Fall is the final 320-foot drop of the 2,425-foot Yosemite Falls, one of the tallest waterfalls in North America. Easily accessible via a short, paved trail from Yosemite Valley, this fall is especially impressive in the spring and early summer when water flow is at its peak. The trail provides close-up views and photo opportunities, making it a popular destination for visitors.
15 Feb 2021 London United Alexander Dennis Enviro200 MMC DLE30327 YX68UVN (2018) on Route 293 to Epsom on the Beverley roundabout.
Lower Morden, Merton, London, England.
15 December 2013 | somewhere in Lower Austria
Our dad took us to a bridge nearby that's quite unknown because Klaudi needed to take some photos for her assignment and I also had my camera with me.
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