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The Sequence, an artwork in Brussels...

 

For those who don´t know, this is an artwork of Arne Quinze, called "The Sequence, you can read all about it here: www.thesequence.be/SEQUENCE_BLOG/index.html

 

And you can read all about the artist here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arne_Quinze

 

Brussels, March 2009

Richard Serra sculpture at SFMOMA

2008 Shenzhen Happy Kingdom contest sequence

Chromatic Sequence Live @ Kinky Kong Athens Greece 15 May 2008

Sequence Photography

Attempt 1.

upgraded Chaos Sequencer with LFOs and fuzz

upgraded Chaos Sequencer with LFOs and fuzz

There is repetition of the triangles to make one picture. They are also the same size.

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Approach to Mistake creek on the Overland Telegraph Track at Cape York, Queensland.

Sequence of photos of RAF Typhoon aircraft ZK436 seen through mist at about 3,000ft over North Norfolk en-route for a Norwich Airport approach 20/04/2021.

Boone was hamming it up for the camera....a rare occurance...

tryout, made in Ljubljana for Ljubljana

per Marta Benavides

Exit from Cannonball creek on the Overland Telegraph Track at Cape York, Queensland.

From my experiment doing time lapse photography with Nokia phones:

www.eirikso.com/2007/07/09/time-lapse-with-nokia-phones/

I had a little fun on a Christmas day.

 

It was just a daily stroll with my dog Ruru and I tried to take a picture of frozen lake but Ruru walked into the frame. I asked her to be cooperative so she left. After pressing first shutter, I noticed she is not with me. As I look around I found her walking on the frozen lake. I couldn’t even shout as it might give her wrong message of running.

I called her quietly and she turns towards me and came closer and closer and I took a few shoots as above then heard her scream and found her in broken ice. I dropped my camera and ran real fast (so no pics of the moment) to Ruru. I was kinda afraid as the edge of the lake wasn’t thick enough to support me. Somehow, I pulled her out from a hole in the ice and it cost me wet ankle.

 

Wet ankle wasn’t a big deal really as the temperature was only minus 17 celsius %$@^#.

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