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Fibonacci Sequence. The Fibonacci Sequence is the series of numbers: 0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, ... The next number is found by adding up the two numbers before it. This pattern is found in Nature
Natural light 6 second exposure @ ISO 100
Madison Cunningham
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Phil Wickham & Madison Cunningham
Die Zeche Consolidation, meist kurz Zeche Consol genannt, war der wirtschaftliche Motor der Stadt Gelsenkirchen. Bereits in den 1870er Jahren zählte die Zeche Consolidation zu den förderstärksten im Ruhrgebiet. In kurzer Folge wurde ein Schacht nach dem anderen abgeteuft. In 130 Jahren wurden über drei Millionen Tonnen Kohle gefördert.
Schacht 9 wurde 1915 begonnen, die Förderung begann aufgrund des Ersten Weltkriegs jedoch erst nach 1918. 1922 wurde das Fördergerüst als zweigeschossiges Doppelstrebegerüst noch in Fachwerkbauweise erbaut. Da sich zeitgleich die Vollwandbauweise durchsetzte war es das letzte seiner Art und ist heute eines der wenigen noch existierenden. Zeitgleich wurde das südliche Maschinenhaus vom Zechenbaumeister Heinrich von Bonin (1871-1927) erbaut. Die Besonderheit im Maschinenhaus ist die Zwillings-Dampffördermaschine von 1963, die letzte Dampfmaschine, die von der Gutenhoffnungshütte (GHH) in Oberhausen gefertigt wurde. Das nördliche Maschinenhaus wurde 1937 als kubisch gestalteter Ziegelbau von Dr. Ing. Hans Väth (1897–1950) erbaut. 1938 wurde dort eine Zwillings-Dampffördermaschine aus der Gutenhoffnungshütte installiert.
Auf der Zeche Consol wurden nach ihrer Stillegung und Renovierung vier Kulturprojekte gestartet. Eines ist die Kunstinstallation im nördlichen Maschinenhaus von Werner Thiel (1927-2003). Die anderen sind das Consol Theater, das Musikprobenzentrum Consol 4 sowie das südliche Maschinenhaus mit der Bergbausammlung des IBC.
Die Bergbausammlung des IBC besitzt als zentrales Ausstellungsstück die Zwillings-Dampffördermaschine. Sie hat eine Leistung von 4.100 PS und ein Gewicht von 285 Tonnen. Die Fördermaschine hob Nutzlasten von circa 12t mit 18m/s (65km/h) aus dem über 1.000 Meter tiefen Schacht. Jeden ersten Sonntag im Monat wird sie live vorgeführt.
The Conso colliery, usually called consol, was the economic engine of the city of Gelsenkirchen. As early as the 1870s, the Consolidation colliery was one of the strongest in the Ruhr area. In a short sequence, one shaft after another was demolished. Over three million tonnes of coal have been mined in 130 years.
Shaft 9 was started in 1915, but due to the First World War, production did not begin until after 1918. In 1922, the conveyor structure was still built in half-timbered construction as a two-storey double strut. Since the full-wall construction was prevailing at the same time, it was the last of its kind and is today one of the few still existing. At the same time, the southern machine house was built by the colliery builder Heinrich von Bonin (1871-1927). The special feature of the machine house is the twin steam conveyor from 1963, the last steam engine manufactured by the Gutenhoffnungshütte (GHH) in Oberhausen. The northern machine house was built in 1937 as a cubic brick building by Dr. Ing. Hans Väth (1897-1950). In 1938, a twin steam conveyor from the Gutenhoffnungshütte was installed there.
Four cultural projects were launched at the Consol colliery after its closure and renovation. One is the art installation in Werner Thiel's northern machine house (1927-2003). The others are the Consol Theater, the Music Rehearsal Centre Consol 4 and the Southern Machine House with the Mining Collection of the IBC.
The IBC mining collection has the twin steam conveyor as a central exhibit. It has an output of 4,100 hp and a weight of 285 tons. The conveyor lifted payloads of about 12t at 18m/s (65km/h) from the shaft, which is over 1,000 metres deep. Every first Sunday of the month it is performed live.
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Ontario, Canada
Haut ISO !!!
Après vous avoir présenté des prises détaillées, voici quelques prises plus ou moins détaillées aux très haut ISO capté en toute fin de journée dans un petit boisé en Ontario.
Il était 17h41 ( 5:41pm) et ce 25 février 2020 le soleil c'est couché complètement à 17h42 ( 5:42pm ) et c'était nuageux ce jour là...
Je voulais vous les présenter car premièrement je les trouves que intéressantes et deuxièmement ce sont honnêtement mes meilleurs prises en vol de Dindons sauvage malgré les très haut ISO... J'ai fait 8 photos dans cette séquence. Voici les deux première...
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Ontario, Canada
High ISO !!!
After presenting you some detailed capture, here are some more or less detailed shots taken at a very high ISO taken at the very end of the day in a small woodlot in Ontario.
It was 5:41 pm (5:41 pm) and on February 25, 2020 wen I have shot those picture. The sunset was at 5:42 pm (5:42 pm) and it was cloudy that day ...
I wanted to present them to you because firstly I find them interesting and secondly they are honestly my best flight shot of Wild Turkeys despite the very high ISO ... I have a total sequence of 8 shot of that sequence. Here are the two first of the sequence
Developmental stages of the Asian ladybeetle (Harmonia axyridis).
For "Smile on Saturday" ; theme : "sequence/progression".
# A PIECE OF A RECORDED ELECTROSTATIC DISCHARGE SEQUENCE SHOT IN TEXAS BY MR. TRONA [WITH A HANDHELD CAM], MAY 2016
Ugh, this one took over four hours to setup. This shells are tiny. Cleaning the shells, selecting the right one, oiling them up, so they would not dry out during the set up was time consuming. More so, as the setup collapsed and shells hit the carpet and collected all kinds of fibers. I had to ditch the first attempts and start from scratch.
NB the Kestrel did not move forward at all - I've had to displace each picture to show the sequence of wing movements.
Broken Sequence - taken at low tide on West Wittering beach, UK, on a perfect blue sky afternoon in January.
Oupss excusez moi, c'est plus fort que moi, le besoin impérieux de poster des photos de feuilles !
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Looking at you, looking at me, looking at you!
This is a Photoshopped sequence of the same owl.
Norfolk
15th July 2022
A group of people were jumping off this rock some distance away from where my kids were swimming at Boat Harbour Beach, Tasmania. I got this sequence of shots with a 400mm lens, so I thought i'd stitch them together.
I uploaded a similar image earlier in my photostream (about 10 images back).