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Sitting at the media pit at the base of the jump, hand held with the thought of perhaps putting together a sequence in the end. Not a bad attempt, too bad I didnt get more of his landing.
Part of a title sequence I did recently for a feature film depicting the back story of three female characters.
Unfortunately due to the quick turn over of these I did not have time to professionally photograph the sequence and so some photos are distorted due to the reflection of the medium I used and the lighting.
Artist: Richard Serra
2006
Weathered Steel
On loan from the Fisher Family
Photographed at Cantor Arts Center, Stanford University, Palo Alto, California
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The secondary flaps sequence on the backside all differed and werent exact so I wasn't satisfied. Figuring out the sequence for a neatness stage/lock and to get them to all look the same was actually pretty tricky.. First on the previous fold had to adjust and redesigned a way for it to lay on the creases probably (as you see above).. THEN refold the model from scratch to this stage (thats 3 hours to reach the neatness factor). Finally see what creases the flaps lay on which.. I attempt to make the reference as smooth as possible hopefully. Anyway once segment is done diagramming, the whole model is done!
Delrin, Black, 800mm * 800mm * 800mm
Fabricated with CnC,
3 axis rapid prototype machine
Form derived from 2D graphical notation
YUF is a recent issued numberplate sequence I reckon, I have seen quite a few 2011/2012 imports registered with that combination now, this being the most recently imported I have seen, I wonder where it came from? Looks absolutely fantastic, and a real hint of things to come from my 2012 Wheels Day uploads, it was a great day and there was more there than I have seen before, thankfully the weather held up too.
Sequence of game of children at a playground.
This video can buy licenses at the following address:
www.pond5.com/stock-footage/48239214/playground-sequence....
Jack Russells on a race course. Because of their natural competitive spirit, the muzzels keep them focused on the race and not nipping at their opponents. It also keeps down the vet bills. My two dogs Kobe & Chase (L-R) are in the center positions.
SWAG: Post-recovery photo of stuff inside Apollo 14 Command Module 'Kitty Hawk'. The scuffed & abraded red stripe indicates that at least part of it is Alan Shepard's EMU. Or, it could be David Scott's...from Apollo 15. Or for that matter, it might be an EVA training EMU for one or the other. However, the photo ID number seems to be representative of actual flight photography, although its sequence, when compared to other Apollo 14 & 15 ‘S-71-‘ photographs is problematic.
The tan colored metal plate in the foreground is an adapter bracket used to mount the Hasselblad EL camera in the Command Module rendezvous window. With the 80-mm lens, the camera was aligned along a line pitched up 12° from the x-axis; with the 250-mm lens, the camera was aligned along the x-axis.
I wonder what the brown accordion-like thing is? Reminds me of what vacuum cleaner bags looked like a LONG time ago, i.e., then.
In fact, additional excruciating research reveals that it might just be the detachable bag, made from Armalon felt, of the Apollo Portable Vacuum Cleaner. It being on/in contact with the space suit provides lame support to my supposition.
A photograph (Figure 2.) of the device at the following provides additional lame support:
ntrs.nasa.gov/api/citations/20100016327/downloads/2010001...,
Number 17 in my numerical sequence photographic project.
I set out with the aim of placing all the cardinal number numbers on the Scrabble(r) board in order, such that Seventeen would be the best.
You can place One, Two, Three, Four, Five, Six in numerical order, after that I found (and I may be wrong) that it becomes imossible due to the geometry of the words and lack of letter tiles in the official set.
Now to think up the next number... and the Scrabble version is used!
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Four seasons sequence in Belgium.
It is hard to find images of landscapes throughout the four seasons. Here you can enjoy the result of a full year of work: www.4seasons2enjoy.com