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Dead pixel check
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Location :Barcelona
Nikon 85 mm f/2.8 PC Micro-Nikkor
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"My thin white border is not so much a frame as a defense against Flickr's all dark background"
Inspired by the breathtaking and moving light installation Pixelwald by artist Pipilotti Rist at the Kunsthalle Bremen
225/365
my muddy little pup... a belated entry for my 365 yesterday.
EDIT: thought i'd best add that pixel is a she ... don't want her getting a complex, lol ;-P although she does look like a typical lad with all that mud on her!
i'm looking into buying an air purifier atm... think i've found a good one... i'm hopeing it'll help with the symptoms. if anyone has any experience or recommendations on a not too expensive one, i'd love to hear.
Pixel - time-laps # 02 - Torre Unicredit; Milano, 2015 - photo mosaic, made with several shots taken in differents days; Milan, Italy
Oh man... well... this exists. I went to see this film with Luigifan10 today and throughout the movie we kept looking at eachother and asking each other, "Why?" So... let\'s get to the good and the bad.
Good:....uhhhhh... the CGI was cool and uhhhh.... I liked seeing a lot of my favorite 80\'s video game characters like Donkey Kong, Mario, Duck Hunt, Burger Time, Frogger, and Q*Bert, but we\'ll get to Q*Bert later....
Bad: This movie is... is... terrible.... it\'s honestly one of the worst things I have ever seen in my entire life! Every character in this movie annoyed me. They kept doing this weird stuff in the plot with cheat codes and friendly aliens and shit and didn\'t even bring it up later! And then there\'s Q*Bert. FUCKING Q*BERT! How can you mess up Q*Bert? I know how! Have him fucking talk and have an annoying voice and personality and then turn into a girl and bang the guy who voices Olaf (spoilers, but who even cares for this movie anyways)!! WHAT?!?! Ok, so I knew that this movie was going to be bad before I saw it because I saw the score on Rotten Tomatoes, but it was even worse than I expected!! I can not even reiterate enough how terrible this movie was. Please, somebody, stop making shit Adam Sandler movies!!!
So overall, I\'m going to give this movie a 1/10. The thing that sucks is the concept of this movie is really cool but they added Adam Sandler and all his chums and made this movie awful!! Seriously guys, you can skip this movie and go see Ant-Man instead. Seriously, I feel like I need to see Ant-Man again to go restore my faith in humanity!
Dernière de la série Eyes (one shots) "pixel" ou la multiplication des sources numériques qui nous entourent et leurs effets, moins nocif que la bêtise humaine sûrement, mais quand mêmes ;)
This is one of two Polar Bears at the Yorkshire Wildlife Park in Doncaster, South Yorkshire.
This is Pixel the latest bear to arrive, he had just climbed into the rocks and is preparing to jump off again.
... the Woody Allen of catdom!
Pixel and her sister, Puddin', became members of our family back in May after I received a 2 a.m. phone call from my lawyer begging me to take in these two needy cats. Now I ask you, who could deny a 2 a.m. request like this from their lawyer.........?
In their five years of life the sisters had been handed over to three elderly guardians, each unable to properly care for them. When Pixel arrived at my home her ears were in the down position, she was missing half of her teeth, she jumped at every sound, and you could not hold her in your arms or lap. Five months later her ears are upright and she complains about everything; she's not being petted enough, nor brushed enough, nor fed enough treats. And questions, questions, questions, all day long ...... Why is Lulu being mean to me? Why is Lulu stealing my mice? Why did Puddin' bite my tail? Does she have a sibling rivalry problem? Why won't Peanut let me use her litter box..... meow, meow, meow...... Enough Pixel, enough! Is it a wonder that I need so many holidays?
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Nikon D700
AF-S VR Zoom-Nikkor 70-200mm f/2.8G lens
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Festival MURAL, rue Clark, Montréal
PIXEL PANCHO
TURIN, ITALIE
Pixel Pancho est un street artist italien basé à Los Angeles. Il réalise d’immenses fresques murales dans lesquelles chaque personnage prend des allures de vieux robot rouillé. Pixels Pancho utilise différents médiums tels que des tuiles, peinture murale, autocollant / art de l’affiche, etc…
PIXEL PANCHO
TURIN, ITALY
Pixel Pancho is an Italian street artist based in Los Angeles. He creates massive wall frescos in which the people resemble old, rusted robots. Pixel Pancho uses a variety of media, including tiles, mural painting, stickers/poster art, etc.
With all the cat cuteness of yesterday, let’s not forget our own boys. Here’s the Pixel posing for a testshot ;-)
(Copyright © 2015 K Harwin)
Some photoshop work for a change
I got the idea from Nigel Jones from
this image he did from egg yolks
The original image of this was a photo I took of some Coloured Pencils. Below is the original photo before I used photoshop.
Thank you to Nigel Jones for showing me the process to get this finished image.
Equipment & Settings used for the original image.
Camera: Canon EOS 60D
Lens: Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 Macro USM
Focus: Manual Focus
Flash: No flash was used
Exposure: 1 Sec
Aperture: f/11.0
Focal Length: 100 mm
ISO Speed: 100
Software: Adobe Lighroom 3
Tripod: Giottos 9351B
Tripod Head: Giottos MH1300-621 Ball Head
Velbon Super Mag Macro Focussing Rail
Please do not download, copy, edit, reproduce or publish any of my images. They are all my own work and are not for use without my express written permission.
It was late at night, I stood on the balcony and looked up at the sky. The stars seemed dim, and it made me feel weird. There were lots of clouds, and they made the stars muted. The painting was surreal. But still, there was no anxiety or fear.
Suddenly, a luminous dot began to move in the sky. That day, a satellite was launched and this information was everywhere in the media. Nothing unusual, the first thought in my head. But gradually the luminous dots became more and more, they moved in a well-defined orbit, sometimes at different distances from each other, sometimes close, sometimes farther away. Slowly, one after another, at different intervals, they flew through the sky into the dark clouds.
Some glowed and did not flicker, some gave themselves extra speed and began to glow brighter. The stars didn't look real, they seemed like satellites hanging in the sky.
There seemed to be something up there other than satellites, it watching both them and us. It was as if something had changed inside, another world had been born. It was easy, unexpected, few people understood it at that time. That's how we got to the next level. We opened the doors without knowing what was coming next.