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This is a picture of a repeated flash of Ross skateboarding. Unfortunately he was wearing black pants which cause his lower half to disapear almost.
If you live in ........... you live in Dullsville. I documented the everyday for this project to combine traditional and non traditional materials and researched artists fascinated by this topic. I found urban landscapes by Emily Cole using semi naturalistic colours and obvious brushstrokes and repeated objects in works by Lisa Milroy who creates surface dynamics through angles and placement. I used cut outs of kettles from different papers on a background of acrylic paint echoing their colour and shape.
Another drive-by across-the-car out-the-window shooting across the river, from the GW Parkway. The trees in this shot make nice big dome shapes, echoing the form of the Jefferson Memorial.
At the Cherry Blossom festival this year, they will be collecting donations for Japan. If you'd like to make a donation and have it doubled, Nissan is making that offer.
San Francisco, 2009
Matthew Martin performs Shirley Bassey's "History Repeating" in a number choreographed by Patrick Makuakāne for his hula school, Nā Lei Hulu I Ka Wēkiu, at the Yerba Buena Gardens Festival. The hula school, located in San Francisco, is one of my favorite dance companies. It's not your touristy Waikiki-type hula, either. Patrick Makuakāne choreographs pieces to such diverse genres as house, disco, pop, rock, as well as traditional Hawaiian music.
A month prior, Matthew & the company performed this number as part of a "Hit and Run Hula" in the Castro District. In this YouTube clip, the dancers join Matthew at 4:27.
I'm using this as a background tile for one of my web sites. You can too, just let me know. It's built from that greasy paper towel photo.
Make a photograph that features repeating patterns.
I participated my first quality management training in 1990. The teacher said that he had bought one or two tabloid newspapers in the morning of every seminar day he coordinates - not a single time had there been good news featured.
The logic is well alive. #1 says a nutty attacked a politician. #2 tells about a lethal parasite living in dog fur.
That's why I read blogs - featuring Amanda Tuzzolino's Thought Fractals today:
"...Memories fade,
like the the skin of an onion
no longer fragrant
(thankfully or not)
as we reel toward tomorrow:
The fractal remains of striated skin,
the pieces more magnificent
than the discarded whole ever could have been.
Can we remember
when our particles were stars–
marble stars lovingly
sculpted
by the wind
through the years
it took
to become
what we are?
Do we dare admit
that we are one now,
as we were then,
and will always be?"
- L. Isabella
Now this is a challenge! Find a teacher who does the marking in form of writing a poem - ...or become one yourself :) thoughtfractals.wordpress.com/2009/02/11/relearning-remem...
peyton animals nursery collection • directed exclusively for Pottery Barn Kids • photo source: Pottery Barn Kids
I've probably gotten the most positive feedback from this one than any of the other pieces I've done. Ironically it probably took the least amount of time and effort to do.
Is a repeating decimal a rational number In today’s session we are going to learn that is a repeating decimal a rational number. We will discuss here that how a repeating decimal is a rational number. In the mathematics, there are a number of Rational Numbers that can be converted in the form of repeating decimal numbers. Now, come to the point, starting the session with the help of an example. Let say, one repeating decimal number is 0.333333333… This number is also repeating decimal number or non terminating decimal number and it never goes to end.