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Fernando de Noronha, PE - Brazil

Wave: Cacimba do Padre

Surfer: Unknown

Photo by Renato de Albuquerque

Glo, Dan, Botz, Ems and me in Chocolate Hills, Bohol, Philippines

Artwork created by Midjourney from a sequence of text.

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North Calvert Little League

Continuous Shutter mode sequence.

Psytrance and techno gathering in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA on 12/13/14.

Photos by Kyle Rober / Fractaltirbe

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Atmosphere by John t Howell

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VJ by Eduardo Danger Danger

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first sequence i made with tenna.

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Fernando sequence 360 spine at Local skate park

Please enjoy this productions as much as I had fun making it! Remember, everyone has their opinions of you, but take the best of you and use the worst of them to propel you forward! Be the shine you need to see!

Love you Family!

I do not own the rights to this music - Jonathan MacReynolds - People

#2-15 • 2011 • mixed media on paper • 3.5" x 4"

Light falling in sequence, as if planned.

my first attempt at a sequence shot, thanks to Michael Speed for the penny and electric tape shutter trick! turned out OK. was pretty fun to make!

My first attempt at sequence photography

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

matrixsynth.blogspot.com/2008/01/zeit-desktop-sequencer.html

gerard may not be the most nimble businessman... but his inventions in the music instrument space certainly are something special. wish i'd gotten me grubbin' mits wrapped solidly about one of those grex controllers before that venture went under...

update 2010.04.01 - at long last: www.flickr.com/photos/citizenmori/4501470828/

These are a few of the title plates for my Weaveworld Title Sequence, produced to indicate how the finished animated version might look.

matrixsynth.blogspot.com/2008/05/arp-1601-sequencer.html

I've been kind of exploring the capabilities of photography lately. Just doing everything I can to push my camera's functions to the limit. For all 5 of these exposures, my camera was at an ISO of 6400, Shutter speed of 1/8000, and aperture of f/2.8. I was absolutely amazed at the things I was able to capture, and I felt that I needed to share this incredible sequence. The grain was awful (obviously it would be at an ISO of 6400), so I edited the photographs to make it "work" so to say.

The Image itself is absolutely HUGE, so I hope to print it out at some point at its full size of 9" x 42"!