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Very wheaty and light but has a bit of body for a beer you can see through. Would not repeat. Bring back Ugly Sweater!
I'm wondering if my photos are showing up....it's gone so quiet for me on here :(
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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
Parallel lines can’t be semi (at least in Euclidean geometry) but here are some sort of parallel lines on a heated floor mat.
Parallèles...(EXPLORE)
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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.
December simplicity
“Purity and simplicity are the two wings with which man soars above the earth and all temporary nature.” — Thomas Kempis
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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My first attempt at a parallel build. Pre-made SS 28/32 clapton wire with 22 gauge SS. Came out to .12 ohms, my lowest build so far. Flavor was ok but doesn't seem as flavorful as fused claptons.
Parallel stereograph: The temple was built on the north side of the Roman Forum in honor of the deified emperor Antoninus Pius (died A.D. 161) and his (also deified) wife Faustina (died A.D. 141).
In 1954, a young Princeton University doctoral candidate named Hugh Everett III came up with a radical idea: That there exist parallel universes, exactly like our -universe. These universes are all related to ours; indeed, they branch off from ours, and our universe is branched off of others. Within these parallel universes, our wars have had different outcomes than the ones we know. Species that are extinct in our universe have evolved and adapted in others. In other universes, we humans may have become extinct.
This thought boggles the mind and yet, it is still comprehensible. Notions of parallel universes or dimensions that resemble our own have appeared in works of science fiction and have been used as explanations for metaphysics. But why would a young up-and-coming physicist possibly risk his future career by posing a theory about parallel universes?
With his Many-Worlds theory, Everett was attempting to answer a rather sticky question related to quantum physics: Why does quantum matter behave erratically? The quantum level is the smallest one science has detected so far. The study of quantum physics began in 1900, when the physicist Max Planck first introduced the concept to the scientific world. Planck's study of radiation yielded some unusual findings that contradicted classical physical laws. These findings suggested that there are other laws at work in the universe, operating on a deeper level than the one we know.
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This week's brief was good for me as I was just experimenting with Intentional Camera Movement.... so I thought I would go out and try it on some groups of people. The images (there were a few but I have only posted 2 on my Flickr page) are a SINGLE EXPOSURE and NOT changed in the digital darkroom, other than some added contrast and saturation.... I am happy with them, as they are not just blurs but rather a series of 'parallel images' captured as I panned across the group. The images capture one of my ideas about photography which is that our lives are a sort of ongoing 'movie' within which the photographer has to choose the best still frame at a specific moment. These images encompass a few of those moments... if you look carefully you will see some people moving positions.
The track in the background is the headshunt from Kingmoor Yard towards Stainton. The nearer, lower, track is a run round loop which appears to be less frequently used and is on the original Waverley Route level and alignment. It is not normally possible to access the land alongside the railway at this location, situated in the wedge between the Waverley Route and the West Coast Main Line at the south end of Kingmoor Yard. Fortuitously, on the day of my visit the gates were open for a car boot sale which was being held in this area. Worth the admission money to the car boot sale to get a view from this location. The lower (foreground) track is on the level and the alignment of the original Waverley route.
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So many parallel lines, so many lightings and light, aaahhh, aren't we lucky?
No shadow without light!
Thank you, M, (*_*)
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