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A scene from Netarts Bay in Oregon on a misty day. There are good clamming opportunities in the bay, and we made some great clam chowder with our catch!
Shot with a Leitz Telyt 200mm F4
This is as you may suspect an original image of a phlox. It had an interesting journey and now appears to its maker as a brain with a real hot idea inside. Any ideas about what that idea might be?
The Iguaçu Waterfall's Splendor - another view
Brazil Nature
Foz do Iguaçu - PR - Brasil
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Apps used: Apple on-board camera, Decim8, Snapseed, Glaze, Over, Superimpose
This piece is from a set of recent geometric abstract images. Giving credit where it is due, I was greatly influenced by the remarkably rhythmic black and white Rotring work of Carrie Meijer.
I set out from a blank white panel to create a deliberately noisy piece, full of urban busyness and movement that reflects the anonymous character of public space. I echoed the formalistic complexity in Carrie’s work with my own structural layering and color methods.
My upper grid is built from multiple layers of letters and characters from the “Pixel” block font found in the Over app. Through a series of masking steps I trimmed and shaped the letters into a kind of skeletal scatter pattern, then selectively applied a number of thin irregular white line masks over the composition. The randomly placed color blocks added a sense of organic humanity interacting with the space.
The lower grid is made from a photo of my house apped through Decim8, and a black block with random bits of color run through Glaze. Both grids were then combined in Superimpose.
Explore jun 17, 2011 #307
...o è il nostro mondo innaturale, storto, ingiusto?
Per produrre antiregole bisogna rovesciare le regole classiche, soprattutto quelle che soffocano i desideri più profondi ed inalienabili degli uomini. Ma non basta. Occorre anche rovesciare la logica profonda dei regolamenti costrittivi e repressivi e immaginare un tipo di comunità dove gli uomini liberi e consapevoli siano in grado di convivere e accordarsi fra loro senza bisogno di minacce e sanzioni. Scrivere antiregole significa dunque immaginarsi mondi (im)possibili dove il desiderio si armonizzi finalmente con la legge ; dove individui pienamente maturi possano dar libero corso al loro estro senza turbare il buon andamento della comunità, ma anzi contribuendovi. Infine scrivere antiregole significa evocare la perfetta e impossibile società anarchica del futuro
Amazing, other-worldly sand shapes are formed naturally by the changing ocean tides and strong winds, found only for about half a mile along the Netarts Bay, Oregon beach, about a 2 hour drive from Portland. The rare formations are about 6 x 6 inches in size, this one being the most unusual. I walk the beach fairly often, but have never seen another cone or any shapes as prominent as those found on Sept. 9th and 10th, 2013. The beach changes dramatically with every tide and never fails to impress.
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