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A room installation which reflects to infinity in all directions - taken during Flickr meet at the Gallery of Modern Art in Brisbane - even freakier in large version
Today I visited Landscapes without memory in Foam Amsterdam. An exhibition with virtual landscapes, which took us, two geographers, into questions like 'where is this / where could this be / how could this landscape be categorised'. Worth visiting.
Browsing through recent photos I found this one, which could be seen as a landscape / map.
(It's just a bucket of old paint)
(best viewed big)
Impressions: Lago di Como.
Impressions: Lago di Como
This is a 2nd attempt, I tried this last year already, but the pictures didn’t tun out very good and — what was sad — I lost one roll of film somehow. The basic idea is very simple: Let go of all the thinking about photos and just point and shoot what catches your eye, „naive“ photography, so to say.
We made a daylong trip to the lake from our stay, it’s not very far, but both landscape and mood are very different. The lake is of course an absolute touristic hot spot, this is the Bellagio region, it suffers from over-tourism quite a bit. For a reason the landscape is great, the villages picturesque. Theres a lot to love and to hate there. Somehow I like this place despite it is so crowded and I prefer the tranquil place we stayed better, in general. But this somehow is interesting as it is, too.
So I shot 2 rolls of film (Portra 400 and Ultramax 400, thus the different colors) during the day doing all things tourists usually do: A boat ride, strolling the narrow streets, looking at shops with colorful things, eat ice-cream and so on.
Of course this is kind of subjective by nature or principle, and also very individual. Most things pictured are just things that are „unusual“ for my own perception, thats why they caught my attention. This urge for the „new“ or “uncommon“ to make photographs is maybe what we all started photography with. To go back to this basic point of view is something we loose when learning photography, sometimes. But it’s important. So I thought I refresh this practice … and have fun!
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For More Pictures of this Ruined Palace ,You may Visit my set Heritage -5 Taeota Jaminder
This Palace is shot from Teaota , Shibaloy, Manikgonj, ,Bangladesh, This Palace was Build by Jaminder Shive Shanker Rao Over 230 yrs back, Now this is an enemy property and none is taking care and this building thus it's getting destroyed day by day,
I shoot this on 14th oct 2011 during my Photo walk with Photo group Frame BANGLADESH
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On a mission to time-lapse Broga Hill with Dynamic Perception Stage Zero Dolly which end up as a total failure.
I suck carrying my heavy dolly while attempting to overcome a small steep section of the climb, steps became heavier, gravity grew stronger, and the ground profoundly felt slippery i could skid any second! Yup, it is an easy hill but carrying heavy load at night is a whole different story.
And so i left my dolly halfway through thinking nobody would even care to take it away, and had to rely on my strong buddy Gene Photography to haul me up the slope.
This is a still shot from a series of 'stationary' time-lapse of Broga Hill under the full-moon.
We then slept on Broga Hill, occasionally being disturbed by mosquitoes, and we safely reach the bottom the next day picking up the dolly on our way back. (What a relieve to see my dolly not moving an inch the next day even though early hikers throng the hill!!)
'Land of Mountains' is a new time-lapse project of mine, which plans to showcase the magical scenery of every states of Malaysia through the art of time-lapse photography.
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"dread is the dizziness of freedom"
"we inevitably fall into sin and guilt whenever lofty possibility meets earthly limitations."
Artist & Best Friends Animal Sanctuary founder, Cyrus Mejia's show Pits & Perception opened in Los Angeles @ Artology 101 in Glendale. There were several live pit bulls in attendance at the festivities.
From cyrusmejia.com/art/pits-and-perception
"Art can present us with a different view, a new perspective, another way of thinking about things. In this series of paintings of Pit Bulls I’m challenging the current-day perception of these dogs. Not by changing their image, but by depicting them close-up, larger than life, and inviting the viewer to question how they see and perceive Pit Bulls."
This photo is part of The Watcher Project cyrusmejia.com/blog/the-watcher-project
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A view from a spy hole from a room at the Holiday Inn Armouries Dr Leeds. If you must know it was from room 420. I used a normal compact camera and placed the lens flush against the spy hole, no flash and this was the result.
As I saw the land around Marrakech from the plane as we flew in last week, I thought 'ooh, that looks dry.' Yesterday as we left I thought 'wow, so green.' Heh.
Dymaxion Sleep - Jane Hutton and Adrian Blackwell, Canada
An installation in the public realm. A structure of nets suspended over a field of aromatic plants
Credit: © Jane Hutton and Adrian Blackwell
The worlds tallest freestanding structure on land, the CN Tower
is one of the most visited landmarks in North America.
In the midst of downtown urban Toronto, you may stumble upon this remarkable peninsula.
The Leslie St. Spit stretches out 5 km into Lake Ontario, near downtown. This is a car-free park, that is one of the city’s most unique jewels. With walking, running, and cycling trails, stunning cityscape views of the C.N. Tower, and surrounding skyscrapers, Toronto Harbour and some vegetation and wildlife, rare to find anywhere else in Canada. The Spit was originally intended to be a breakwater for harbour expansion, started 40 years ago. If you are visiting the city and looking for something interesting or living in the city and need some of nature’s R&R, give the Leslie St. Spit a tour. You will not be disappointed.
For more info visit Friends of the Spit
We visited this park on an extremely wet and moody day in the city. We watched a thunderstorm descend upon Toronto from the peninsula, completely engulfing the CN Tower and then we watched it aim for us with it’s evil stormy laser sight and drench us from head to toe, not once, but twice. A friendly shuttle driver picked us up on the way back, and I could have kissed him I was so wet and miserable. Hope you enjoy these soggy pictures.
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This video demonstrates some results of scientific research in the field of AI and Music being carried out at the Institute of Computational Perception at Johannes Kepler University Linz (Austria). Based on the latest advances in machine learning, our computers learn to “listen to” and “understand” music, recognizing beat and rhythm, instantly identifying music pieces from a few played notes, following pianists and whole orchestras live in the concert hall, and learning to read music directly from images. Demos are shown of autonomous drum robots and other kinds of musical companions that turn music pages for pianists, provide synchronized scores to concert audiences, and accompany soloists. In a final video, we use a MIDI theremin to control expressive aspects of a piano performance in real time.
Credit: Jürgen Grünwald