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I may not agree with what flickr has come up in the order of interestingness of my captures because I do have my own sequence (and/or other images) based on my own taste, but, to certain extent I have to rely on their algorithm for the list.
Here goes the Top 20 in the order of interestingness (according to flickr):
1. The Magic of the Moment, 2. An evening in Port Dickson, 3. A Splendor of Ijok, 4. Lonesome, 5. Stateliness in Her Spread, 6. Sunset in SU, 7. On The Wheelchair, 8. Li'l beauty, 9. The Quietude of the Pier, 10. The Stillness of the Lagoon, 11. The Elixir of Life, 12. Life is harsh, 13. Groovy sky over Taman Metropolitan, 14. The Beauty That Is, 15. Bendo at work, 16. Sunset over Pristana, 17. Water Lily (#1), 18. HBW: Nasi Kerabu – When Eating is Art, 19. KLCC: Petronas Twin Towers & Maxis Tower, 20. Luring Snakeheads In Puncak Alam
This is my new conept sequencer. it is not counter based, but divider based.
each divisions output can ba attenuated, and routed to one or none of the two CV summer stages.
for each division one could even use an external voltage.
Based on a circuit in Handmade Electronic Music by Nicolas Collins. Uses a CMOS CD4017 counter/divider IC. The clock uses a CMOS 40106 IC. Each step is gated using a switch. Length of sequence is controlled by a rotary switch.
I loved the sequence I got in this picture, plus the puzzle... Taken somewhere in District 7, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Dream Sequence Part 2(3)
This should feel more like that moment where you are about to be in REM. A little dreamier than before.
Ballerina/Model: Lindsey Miller
MUA: Joanna Macdonald
Photographer: Tristan Pope @ Tristan Pope Photography
See the Behind the Scenes Sneak Peak video here:
Website: tristanpope.com/
My bro Kris at this place called NewTown jumping a small rythm section. ive worked on this for a bit and still have some ways to go with the color corrections but i got tired. maybe sometime ill finnish it
In the tiny village of Huntdale, NC, up in Appalachia is a Free Will Baptist Church, established in 1900. The Church is on the north side of the tracks. There is no road on the north side of the tracks. The only way to get to the church is to cross the tracks at an unguarded crossing.
And a train came through. The lead locomative on February 10, 2013 was CSX 769, a General Electric ES44AC-H built in 2007.
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Yay for postprocessing. Why I never thought to set up a sequence shot before the last day of the season, I have no idea.
Exposure: 1/3000 /// Aperture: f/3.2 /// ISO: 200 /// Light Source: Sunlight left of the camera /// Sequence made in Photoshop Cs5 (Mac)
Genki "WANKY" Watanabe performs Whip flip in GO BIG rnd1. he also made flip combination trick. we should keep a watchful eye on him!
In honour of World Whale Day.
6 selected shots from a 12 shot sequence of a beautiful breach by a female humpback whale in the Auau Channel between Maui and Lanai.
This sequence was taken by my wife using my D300. Now that we both have good cameras with high frame rates we make a pretty good whale photographic team.
Image Copyright Dave Kingston dba Aviator Photography 2013
My boy Rex on the break-away. That is his specialty, getting away from his man and out swimming him down the pool and getting the counter-attack goal. This past weekend our club team played in the Winterfest tournament at Long Beach States pool and our 18 boys won the whole tournament. SO CAL has a super star team - with three of our boys headed to Cal Berkeley!
AmCyan is a cyan fluorescent protein designed from Clontech (Now part of Takara). The living color protein was isolated from the coral reef organism Anemonia majano. Cyan fluorescent proteins such as AmCyan1 are ideal for simultaneously detection of two or more events in the same cell or cell ...
Marek Kultys (Science Practice), speaking at the Cambridge Visualisation of Biological Information (data vis!) meetup, Jan 15, 2015