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Shot with Canon 550D with a reversed-lens 18-55mm handheld. Live View via Canon Utility.
The circular window at the top of the dome in the North Carolina State Capitol.
Greek Revival Style, completed in 1840, National Historic Landmark. Architect: William Nichols.
Interior of the Pantheon.
This is the most knee weakening space I've ever been in. Built in 125 AD by the emperor Hadrian it's the only ancient Roman building that is still intact. The opening in the dome is the only source of light for the interior and is 30 feet across and 140 feet above the floor.
Every individual making an origami bird to one making a giant robotic arm is considered a maker and Maker Fest celebrates this epiphany of innovators, creators and designers ranging from a weaving artist to a rocket scientist. It is the platform for people who create magic using the technology hidden under the roof. Stretching from every corner of India, it is all about developing a great maker community in the country where people can learn and share in depth about the art. It is a trigger to a giant explosion of creativity that buzzes inside every innovator to showcase the resourcefulness of possessed knowledge by implementing it to a greater use.
Maker Fest is the Indian continuation of Maker Faire hosted across America, Europe, Africa and Japan, among others. Maker Faire, which launched in California, USA in 2006, now hosts hundreds of thousands attendees twice a year across California and New York. It is the amalgamation of festivals celebrating the innovators and an art show with all the booths for inventors and demonstrations and workshops for attendees. Creators, artists and hobbyist across the country are invited to present their contemporary applications of ideas using the vast ocean of art, science and technology. Also, it is non-commercial and free for the public to attend.
Maker Fest monumentalizes not only the final product but also the learning and explorations one faced during the making of something new using the already established. Come together to build up an enormous community of Makers in India as India is renowned of having the greatest intellectual horsepower among other countries of world.
Ideate, build and share.
An interactive installation by Kyle McDonald and Ranjit Bhatnagar, co-produced by STRP Festival and Cinekid.
This image is meant to be viewed on Oculus Rift DK1.
The Pantheon (118-125 CE). Built under Hadrian during the High Empire period. This was the biggest true dome anywhere in the world until the 19th century. The oculus in the middle of the roof -- the only source of light inside -- is 31 feet in diameter. Once a temple to many gods, it is now used as a Christian (Catholic) church.
We were in New York City for the 2017 Photo Expo and decided to check out the $4 BILLION transportation hub called "The Oculus". Formally, it's known as "The World Trade Center Transportation Hub".
‘NODE15 – Forum for Digital Arts’ is gathering designers, creative coders and digital artists for creative explorations of technologies. With the Leitmotif ‘Wrapped in Code – the Future of the Informed Body’, NODE15 is devoted to the negotiation of the body and its fusion with technology. It’s a week long rush with hands-on vvvv workshops, exhibition, symposium, performances and artist talks.
photo: jessica schäfer
This is one of the many pictures that I took while in Rome. I may have taken a lot of pictures, but the amount of crappy ones seems to outweigh the good ones. Anywho! This one is of the Pantheon's oculus, in Rome. I was in awe as soon as I stepped inside...the dome is quite formidable, and is truly something that everyone should have a chance to see. Looking around, I'm sure that this photo has been snapped before, but what the hell! I don't care because this one is mine! My favorite memory from this day is a quote from our driver, "My friend, see that beautiful woman over there (in Rome, they're everywhere), she is a queen...and you should know that if you ever want to be with a queen, you will never be the king!" Words to live by!
Taken in Rome, Italy.
Every individual making an origami bird to one making a giant robotic arm is considered a maker and Maker Fest celebrates this epiphany of innovators, creators and designers ranging from a weaving artist to a rocket scientist. It is the platform for people who create magic using the technology hidden under the roof. Stretching from every corner of India, it is all about developing a great maker community in the country where people can learn and share in depth about the art. It is a trigger to a giant explosion of creativity that buzzes inside every innovator to showcase the resourcefulness of possessed knowledge by implementing it to a greater use.
Maker Fest is the Indian continuation of Maker Faire hosted across America, Europe, Africa and Japan, among others. Maker Faire, which launched in California, USA in 2006, now hosts hundreds of thousands attendees twice a year across California and New York. It is the amalgamation of festivals celebrating the innovators and an art show with all the booths for inventors and demonstrations and workshops for attendees. Creators, artists and hobbyist across the country are invited to present their contemporary applications of ideas using the vast ocean of art, science and technology. Also, it is non-commercial and free for the public to attend.
Maker Fest monumentalizes not only the final product but also the learning and explorations one faced during the making of something new using the already established. Come together to build up an enormous community of Makers in India as India is renowned of having the greatest intellectual horsepower among other countries of world.
Ideate, build and share.