con S. Martino di Roux-Miroir

Honey Bees,Stanely Park, Vancouver,

RAWR!

IAIS CBBI passes the future 80th Av Station on the Rock Island District with 117 easy rollers. 9-17-2011

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A four-step representation of an organic growth process (e.g. evolution), showing development of civilization over time as random stochastic processes "chip away", creating complex (and fragile) development paths

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Playing with spirals in processing. Might be an idea for a small library.

Stills from this video: vimeo.com/115615469. Images gathered from Tumblr. Programmed in Processing.

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So what of a concept.

Processing the Rice at Sinja Valley

more at binitbhattarai.wordpress.com/2016/06/29/mugu-by-road/

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Os aseguro que estoy trabajando duro para conseguir sacar algo decente de esta preciosa tela.

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I promise I'm working hard with this delicious fabric.

Blog

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16 x 22" six color screen print 2008

my favourites on flickriver

recent on flickrleech

remarkable video on vimeo: where the hell is Matt

Neuer "Film" aus Wien, endlich eingetroffen!

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"Faith in Art," a current show I am in at the Gallery at Bunker Hill Community College

This is a post-processed version of one of my photos from my first corporate shoot. The company wanted photos for updating their website and printed materials. The before version is below this one.

I used Aperture and the Portraiture plug-in.

www.garyradler.com

www.williamismael.com

quick 3d test

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most recent throwup. as u can see my lines rn't very straight. it was a very open spot at like 8pm. excuses excuses, but adrenalin cumshotted into my veins hardcore. scary shit.

December Flickr Scavenger Challenge #21. By special request, the Education Center topic for December bokeh (spare)

I used a piece of construction paper with a star punched out and then shot christmas lights. The star shaped "lens" causes the lights to make star shaped bokeh. I got the idea from a photograper whose work I admire. She sent me to this website. www.diyphotography.net/diy_create_your_own_bokeh

The company president and the processing equipment

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John Morrill Read in his Munjoy Hill studio, Portland Maine.

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mage Acquisition by Jim Misti

www.mistisoftware.com/astronomy/index_fits.htm

no processing done, just histogram stretch with PixInsight 1.8 on 27 june 2015 by Jurgen Kobierczynski

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