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Taken for Active Assignment Weekly: Parallel Lines
The dare on this one is "Try to find something in nature that displays parallel lines." and that had been bugging me since the moment I saw the assignment. I wanted to try it, but it's around -29C (-20F) up here right now and it's supposed to stay this way all week, so I figured I'd never manage it...
But then I got lucky, and these lovely lines formed on my kitchen window!
What it took:
Tripod, macro lens, kitchen window, late afternoon sunlight outside.
Post processing:
Tweaked the colours a bit because the sunlight reflecting off my neighbours' red brick home, combined with other light bouncing off the evergreens and snow resulted in a slightly "dirty" effect and I wanted something that looked a bit more pure.
I love woods. I love trees. I love grass, branches, dry leaves and everything that is connected with woods.
I also really love parallel lines. What astonished me recently when I was shooting outside is how our bodies can become completely parallel with trees and branches. And it always look so beautiful when you see the curves of the body next to the curves of the tree...
In this photo I am trying to create this parallel effect
A revolutionary parallel-processing supercomputer pioneered by the brilliant Danny Hillis, is more powerful than the Cray, IBM, and Sun Microsystems models. The demonstration theatre created my PMDI shows off this awesome speed and power.
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When they say that parallel lines never
meet, what do they mean?
When they say that only one straight line can pass
between two points, what is the meaning?
When do the lines in our lives connect to the picture?
But if we truly want – we will understand
that parallel lines can meet.
It's all a matter of our will and the ability
to see these lines
from a different place.
And yes –
it's also possible to draw more than one straight line
between two points.
Lignes Parallèles
Quand on dit que les lignes parallèles ne se rencontrent jamais, que veulent-ils dire ?
Quand on dit qu'il n'y a qu'une seule ligne droite qui peut passer
entre deux points, quelle est la signification ?
Quand est-ce que les lignes dans nos vies se connectent à l'image ?
Mais si nous le voulons vraiment – nous comprendrons que
les lignes parallèles peuvent se rencontrer.
C'est juste une question de volonté et de capacité à voir ces lignes
d'un endroit différent.
Et oui –
il est aussi possible de tracer plus d'une ligne
droite entre deux points.
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Artist: Liz Boldero
Title: Twisted Parallels
Material: mixed media
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Parallel Vienna 2015 (Altes Postamt, 23.9. - 27.9.2015, Eröffnung) esel.at/termin/79300 | Foto: eSeL.at
In case of parallel viewing, the size of photograph is decided by the distance of eyes and we have to bear with a small photograph.
Then I propose an asymmetrical parallel format like the photograph of looking.
If you see the photograph with a parallel methods over the both ends of 3 fingers upraised at hand, you should be able to do corporal vision also with a big photograph.
Please try here. You can see a bigger (A4 size) photograph than the upper one here.
Another one ,hope you like it.
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One image from the Parallel Reconstruction series, all of which are generated by the same program. This uses a grid system to attach the ends of series of parallel bezier curves.
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The old bridge across the Choptank River is now the Bill Burton Fishing Pier, used for recreation. Seen from Rt-50.
Blue Cheese Burger w/Chips
Duck Fat Fries w/Parmesan Ranch
Bacon Lollipops w/Parallel Chips
Cheesy Pulled Chicken Sandwich w/Chips
There are many parallels between NASA’s research and terrestrial needs in industry, medicine and safety. NASA’s Technology Transfer program ensures that technologies developed for missions in exploration and discovery are broadly available to the public, maximizing the benefit to the nation. NASA has an extensive patent portfolio and software catalog with hundreds of technologies available for licensing by the private sector.
The NASA Commercialization Training Camps introduce NASA’s technology portfolio to attendees, explain the technology transfer process and provide points of contact for those interested in using a NASA technology to develop a commercial product. Attendees meet with NASA inventors as well as tour facilities and labs at Goddard.
To learn more about the NASA Technology Transfer Program, please visit: technology.nasa.gov/
Credit: NASA/Goddard/Taylor Mickal
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center enables NASA’s mission through four scientific endeavors: Earth Science, Heliophysics, Solar System Exploration, and Astrophysics. Goddard plays a leading role in NASA’s accomplishments by contributing compelling scientific knowledge to advance the Agency’s mission.
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