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Setting up the Meta Mate Bar for Hacking in Parallel - Berlin (HiP-Berlin) at ETI.
Berlin
December-2022
The left and the right live in parallel universes. The right listens to talk radio, the left's on the Internet and they just reinforce one another. They have no sense of reality........
Barney Frank
Part of Bristol Light Festival 2025
Parallels is an immersive installation that uses the precision of lasers and mirrors to transform moving footage into floating abstractions of light. Inspired by movements and tones found in the natural world, Parallels uses footage of natural phenomena to offer a transcendent experience of light and sound. Set to a soundtrack by Max Cooper. Best viewed after dark.
Artist: Architecture Social Club
Temple Church, Bristol
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In this unbelievable universe in which we live there are no absolutes. Even parallel lines, reaching into infinity, meet somewhere yonder.
-Pearl Buck
The Southern Service from Epsom to London Victoria departs Mitcham Junction Station whilst the TfL Trams service to Wimbledon is about to enter the single line section to pass under Charshalton Road having already served the station tram stop. This section of the tram line follows the route of the former West Croydon to Wimbledon railway. The history of the line goes back to the Surrey Iron Railway which was a horse-drawn plateway that linked Wandsworth and Croydon via Mitcham and was established by Act of Parliament in 1801.
13 May 2017.
Parallel Times (Blondie tribute) performing at North Walsham Live Aid 2018, an annual music event and charity rock memorabilia auction at North Walsham Community Centre. (c)John Newstead
This is the parallel field which was imaged simultaneously alongside the MACS1149 cluster. It gives you a good idea of what this piece of space would look like if there were not a large cluster sitting within the field of view. One can clearly see there are no skinny, arcing galaxies because there is no obvious gravitational lensing going on.
Imaged in two wideband visible (filter peaks at 435nm and 606nm) and one near-infrared filter (814nm) the collection of galaxies is naturally quite colorful and requires no special modifications to bring out these colors whatsoever. There are only four Milky Way stars that I can count. Everything else is galaxies. Another sample of the Universe. Hubble and its team make this whole business of collecting billions year-old photons look like a piece of cake.
Later this year, Hubble will image this space again in longer near-infrared wavelengths, allowing us to see an even deeper image.
This chunk o' Universe was imaged for the Frontier Fields campaign.
Data can be retrieved from the following page:
archive.stsci.edu/prepds/frontier/macs1149.html
Red: hlsp_frontier_hst_acs-30mas-selfcal_macs1149-hffpar_f435w_v1.0-epoch1_drz
Green: hlsp_frontier_hst_acs-30mas-selfcal_macs1149-hffpar_f606w_v1.0-epoch1_drz
Blue: hlsp_frontier_hst_acs-30mas-selfcal_macs1149-hffpar_f814w_v1.0-epoch1_drz
North is NOT up. It is 32° clockwise from up.
Parallel is in the same neighborhood as Tower Arch, you might say they're right next door to each other. It's a double arch, if you were to get a little further under you could see sky behind that second fin as well.
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Last full day of the trip: revisiting some of the popular spots in Arches that we hadn't been to in years.
Posting the rest of 2013's photos to make room in the camera for 2014's adventures.
These are from a trip we made during School Break last October & November.
Dubai Marina
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Contax G2 Biogon 21/2,8
Fujifilm Velvia 50
Minolta Dimage Scan Elite 5400
Back to my favorite subject.
The vignette is a natural cause of a wide-angle lens when the incident light is off-center, partially corrected in post processing here.
This is a seamless stitch of two 4x5 sheets, made possible by the slow motion of the clouds and fast moving surfs.
From the rooftop of the European Journalism Centre in Maastricht. Each block of flats has two trees in front of it. I was quietly wondering if the inhabitants of each floor have the same job, or if they were organized by block.