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merged panorama from Curiosity Rover's Left Mast cam, Sol 1381. Images NASA/JPL.
I used a chunk of this for part of my cover for an upcoming book. Read about it here:
Photo taken of night sky with ocean opened as background layer to desert photographer fore-ground. When desert meets ocean, we all get a glimpse of something new.
Digital Composite By:
Coleen de Guzman
Langara College
Professional Photography Program
Class of 2016
Original Photograph By:
Major John Skitt Matthews
CVA: 371-1099
A parade of military vehicles travelling west along Georgia Street
July 1, 1938
the lights on the left are on the slip road from Canary Wharf merging into the Limehouse Link tunnel
Sunset in Teutônia.
I was looking for a mix of colors well.
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Pôr-do-sol em Teutônia.
Eu estava procurando por uma mescla de cores assim.
I've seen signs saying "Merge In Turn" for years, but it was only the other week that I realised I'd been misinterpreting them all this time.
I knew what message they were conveying (er, merge?!), but the wording made me think it meant, "merge AS you turn", rather than "take turns to merge" which in retrospect is clearly what it really means.
Anyway, I still think it's badly worded, but I'll admit that "Take Turns To Merge" sounds a little daft...
This weekend was the annual IIDA MERGE fashion show, this year taking place at the Kimpton Sawyer Hotel in downtown Sacramento. Previously, the design competition was an all-day event; just four hours to create a themed, wearable costume, with runway show the same evening. This year, however, each team received five material sponsors and had five weeks leading up the big day to create an outfit that embodied their selected theme. The 2018 theme was Into the Wild and the ecosystem we drew was Savanna.
Our concept statement:
It is one of the most intense ecosystems on planet Earth. Some of the world’s most unique, adaptable, and resilient vegetation and wildlife have evolved to survive the harsh weather, devastating droughts, and sparse nourishment. Animals camouflage among the tall grasses and they find just enough reprieve from the heat under the few, scattered trees. Although intense, it is also beautiful. As the sun sets across these vast plains, an array of vibrant colors washes over, signaling the end of today and the beginning of tomorrow. This is the SAVANNA.
We had the honor of working with generous material sponsors including, Mannington Commercial – who provided carpet tile; Armstrong Flooring – hard surface flooring; MechoSystems – window shade fabric; Crossville – tile; and Mayer Fabrics – upholstery fabric.
The night of the event, all 12 competing teams brought their A games which made for one fierce runway show. In the end, the judges had the difficult task of selecting the winners for Best Use of Materials, Most Wearable, Best Model Attitude, and Best in Show. The patrons chose Crowd Favorite. The Architecture and Design firms were not the only winners of the night, however. The proceeds from MERGE go toward scholarships to be awarded to local, hardworking design students.
Close to the old "Quinta das Flores" train station, in Alentejo (Portugal), that you can no longer get to as it is inside the land taken over by a quarry.
Digital Composite By:
Jupneet Kahlon
Langara College
Professional Photography Program
Class of 2016
Original Photograph By:
Moore, W.J.
CVA: AM54-S4-: Str N164
View of Pender Street east of Cambie Street, showing the Sun Tower
1927
Nature merges all Young-Old, B&W-Colourful, Light-Shadow, Coming-Going... only the path is constant..