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Orford Ness is a remote shingle spit on the Suffolk coast. Now owned by the National Trust and open as a nature reserve, it used to belong to the Ministry of Defence who conducted secret military tests during both world wars and the Cold War.
Labs 1, 2, and 3 were built in the 1950s and used for environmental testing of weapons like Blue Danube the Yellow Sun. Lab 1 is the largest and contains a large pit to replicate an aircraft bomb bay and a 'drop test' chamber. Lab 2 contained a large centrifuge, reputed to be the most powerful in the world at the time. Lab 3 contained a thermal chamber for subjecting the weapon under test to temperature extremes.
Labs 4 and 5 (the Pagodas) where built around 1960 and used for environmental testing (vibration and temperature) of the WE177 atomic bomb.
Lab 6 was built in 1965 and contained a small centrifuge designed chiefly to test the warhead for the Polaris submarine ballistic missile system.
Replicate Designs produces Architectural Scale Models and Custom Displays along with props for advertising, movies and more.
This is my replication of Mastromatleo's work. i think that it is focused on the aspect of senses therefore features such as the mouth and res are emphasised. As I have begun to look at this subject and eyes, I thought that this photographer would be good to research and make connections to. i have discovered new techniques such as photoshopping and managed to teach myself new skills within the software.
I took my photographs using an iPhone camera as I wanted to experiment with my outcomes. Using studio lighting I decided to keep it at an angle rathe than straight on to create shadows to make the photos more atmospheric. I also edited them and reduced the saturation by 100% to create a black and white effect, again to male it more atmospheric and tonal.
In my work you can see that I have used basic elements such as form and tone. I decided to take them in portrait so that more of the subject is shown and in focus. I kept the model positioned in the middle centre of the photographs so that that's what is getting the attention of the viewer. using a blank, simple background also helped to prevent this problem.
Replicate Designs produces Architectural Scale Models and Custom Displays along with props for advertising, movies and more.
“Any users, found to replicate, reproduce, circulate, distribute, download, manipulate or otherwise use my images without my written consent will be in breach of copyright laws as well as contract laws.”
“The Eye Moment photos by Nolan H. Rhodes”
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Years ago, a good friend of ours had some beautiful pictures taken with his then fiancé to celebrate his engagement. I may have taken those photos. And... we may have taken copied poses of those photos while we were in St. Augustine.
We are very proud of our team and so grateful for all of customers. Thanks to you, RoboSavvy has received the 2013 Replicator 2X Reseller of the Year award from MakerBot.
The Vision - Adriatica is a true village and a project unlike any other in the world. The goal is to create a community that in a relatively short period of time replicates villages that have taken centuries to develop. The project involves not only proper architecture and visual design, but also expertise in culture and social interaction. Not just how to build, but how to arrange the pieces of daily life, from where we live, work, shop and play, to form a cohesive unit.
In all domains of life, DNA synthesis occurs bidirectionally from.replication origins. Researchers at UOW are working on copying DNA. Photo shows Nicholas Dixon, Aaron Oakley, Zhi Qiang Xu and Slobodan Jergic.
Years ago, a good friend of ours had some beautiful pictures taken with his then fiancé to celebrate his engagement. I may have taken those photos. And... we may have taken copied poses of those photos while we were in St. Augustine.
I traveled to India for the first time to present a keynote at the 3rd Global Conference on Emerging Trends for Business Librarianship, November 21-22, 2017 at the Indian Institute of Management - Ahmedabad, India. I will also be attending the Asian business librarian meeting on Monday the 20th. Sunday the 19th of November we did some sightseeing and enjoyed the Heritage Walk of the center of this historic city. Here are various pictures of temples, mosques, historic buildings, cattle and other sites from the inner-city of Ahmedabad. We had a tremendous tour guide and it was a wonderful way to learn about the history of Ahmedabad. Here is the description of tour: "The 600 years old city of Ahmedabad (1411 A.D) has some of the finest Indian-Islamic monuments and exquisite Hindu and Jain temples. Its carved wooden houses are another unique architectural tradition. To experience the glory of Ahmedabad it is necessary to walk through the 'Walled City' and truly observe the nature of its rich and varied architecture, its art, religious places, its culture and traditions.With the purpose of unveiling this aspect of the city to the tourists and the citizens themselves The Heritage Walk of Ahmedabad was launched by the Amdavad Municipal Corporation (AMC) in association with CRUTA Foundation, an NGO, on 19th November 1997, during World Heritage Week.A special feature of Ahmedabad is the plan of the old city, comprising numerous 'Pols', self-contained neighborhoods, sheltering large numbers of people. Some of these 'Pols' are virtually small villages, traversed by narrow lanes, usually terminating in squares (Chowks) comprising 'Community Well' and 'Chabutro' (for feeding birds). These 'Pols' were protected by gates, cul-de-sacs and secret passages. These historic residential settlements are explained in detail during the walk.The walk commences from the early 19th century Swaminarayan temple Kalupur, encompasses 20 main spots besides numerous areas and aspects of the old city and concludes at the famous 15th century Jama Masjid. Hence the Walk is popularly known as the journey of 'Mandir to Masjid'.The Walk, initiated more than one and a half decades ago, the first one of its kind by an Urban Local Body (ULB), has been continuing its journey with an unbroken record of 15 years and has lived up to its purpose of reviving the old city through rediscovery. The Ahmedabad model of Heritage Walk is being replicated in many other historic cities and towns of India like Jaipur, Amritsar, Lucknow etc. to conserve heritage and promote tourism." Pictures from Sunday November 19, 2017.
Captured with my trusty Droid, is this inside of this machine that can instantly duplicate in 2 dimensions. The Replicator... at an office near you.
Trying to get the right combination of "stick" to hold the tissue paper down, on the right subsurface material, with the right glue, so it holds in place while plastic is deposited but can be removed when completed.
That's a mouthful!
Other than my photo bug – I love to draw. I pulled this from my old drawing cabinet and thought I should share. It was a class project back in art school to replicate a master's drawing. I chose Albrecht Durer and one of his renditions of an old man. Pencil and graphite on water color paper. I did several attempts due to it intricacy – about 4 in total including this one. I've been able to sell 3 of them and kept the best one for myself. One sold for $800 at a "starving artists" student gallery back in 1997.
Duplication vs Replication Critter. Joint Critters at the hip. Fighting one another to rule the world.
This is my piece for the C- Note show
taro replicates the internet meme of the ORLY owls. part of the taro goes pop! series.
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Frank DIneyazhe's sculpture for Crystal Schenk's 3-D class. Students presented their final project, “Create an Interactive Sculpture” in the PNCA Commons. May 13, 2010. Photo by Heather Zinger ’10
Zulu Chief at Shakaland Village Shaka Zulu Kraal Cultural Replication of a Zulu “Umuzi” or Homestead Normanhurst Farm Nkwalini Kwazulu-Natal South Africa B&W May 1998