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Psytrance and techno gathering in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA on 12/13/14.
Photos by Kyle Rober / Fractaltirbe
KyleRober7@gmail.com
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Atmosphere by John t Howell
VJ by Eduardo Danger Danger
Sound by
Bryan VJed (VJ'd? VJd?) at Out of Sequence last night - was a fun night and awesome to see him in action.
Psytrance and techno gathering in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA on 12/13/14.
Photos by Kyle Rober / Fractaltirbe
KyleRober7@gmail.com
www.facebook.com/thefractaltribenetwork
www.facebook.com/events/579338935505503
Atmosphere by John t Howell
VJ by Eduardo Danger Danger
Sound by
Written and directed by Juan González-Páramo, for the short film Serendipia.
In these scenes, Laura calls Pedro to ask him out for a date, and they meet in a bar.
I wanted to add some cool shots, like her shot across the street, or his shot including the whole balcony. There's also a great shot in the bar, with a steadycam, and the camera crosses the bar to Pedro.
My calculation of the UK Time Use Surveys 2000 and 2015.
N = 1'000 couples. The figure represents the sequence of activities comparing the Higher Managerial (men & women) to the Manual & Routine class (men & women). It focuses on the activities done with the presence of the partner and the children (family time). The diaries start at 4am until 4am the next day. The interval of time is 10min, therefore 144 episodes (144*10 = 1440min).
This is one of a sequence of pictures (taken over eight days in the spring of 2012) of the nest of a Yellow Warbler. The nest was in a 'Red Prince' Weigela bush located directly below our dining room window. The window faces south and at around noon each day the sun reflected off the window and directly into the nest. The birds grew from hatchlings to fledglings in just over a week and then they were gone. It was an amazing opportunity to see the development of these tiny birds.
This sequence of photos of a Grizzly Bear at the North Carolina Zoo was taken on 11/21/09. The morning was cool and slightly overcast. The bear lazed around until around midday then jumped into the water and proceeded to have a mid-morning snack on floating leaves! Finally, he hopped out of the water and dried off in the "warmth" of the day.
SS-1.0, AP-3.5, EV-0.0, ISO-80
This assignment is called Sequence and Narrative. Camera was set at a low ISO, Exposure Value 0 with a wide aperture. As a result of the camera settings there were plenty of details in the composition, the light appeared tungsten but all lighting was fluorescent. I noticed that the ceiling light fixture is covered with a white film globe, was on and could have contributed to the amber affect. The LED lamp was located at the rear of the tripod/camera. I could have changed the white balance to tungsten and perhaps the strong blue would have balanced the excess amber.
The subject is towel drying her hair. This is the third event of the group series. I was sitting at the same distance as the Haynes_WK10 series.