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Photo: Anette Andersson.
Household lamps typically have very basic functionality with respect to energy - expressed in lit states of ‘on’ or ‘off’ or somewhere between. In the ‘Flower Lamp’ example, it is not just the light of the lamp but its very form that reflects energy used. The lamp ‘blooms’ – changing its shape and thus lit expression – when energy consumption in a household has been low for some time, thus reflecting the cycles of local energy use. In order to make the lamp more beautiful, a change in behaviour is needed. By the Interactive Institute and Front.
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A one-off bookwork featuring audio cassette. The book is a series of photographs made by projecting small pieces of paper ephemera onto photographic paper. The pages are the original photographic images on glossy photo paper. The audio cassette contains a unique short soundwork, ‘Static’. The cassette is housed in a hinged metal construction created specially for the book by Susan Heath.
Aircraft static display with skywriting overhead. Smith Reynolds Airport, Winston Salem, North Carolina 2010. Olympus E-620, ZD ED 20 - 60mm SWD. ISO 200, 1/400 sec @ f8.0.
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If I got really quiet
Became completely cryptic
Then could I disappear
Deep within the static?...
Dear static: you've disappeared
Begin again
And if I write this letter I may never write again
Io, Dear Static
Raised the rear a bit to keep the drop even until I can lower the fronts on new tires.
Edit: Apologies to the strobist guys. I inadvertently added this photo to the Strobist pool.
US MARINE CORPS F-35B
The arrival of the USMC F-35B will be of most interest to both the public and British delegations at RIAT 2016 as both the Royal Air Force and Royal Navy will be receiving the 'B' model.
The first units to receive their F-35Bs will be the RAF's No. 617 Squadron and the Fleet Air Arm's 809 NAS, intended to replace the Tornado GR4 and the Harrier GR9 (which was retired in 2010).
The F-35B is the short take off/vertical landing (STOVL) variant and will be operated from the Royal Navy's new aircraft carriers, as well as having the ability to operate from austere airbases.
The aircraft's STOVL capability is provided by a Rolls-Royce system that swivels thrust 90 degrees, supported by new fan technology. Air-to-air refuelling is achieved through the probe and drogue method, compatible with the RAF's Voyager tanker fleet.
The aircraft displaying at RIAT 2016 are a mixed team, coming either from VMFAT 501, MCAS Beaufort, South Carolina, or VMX1, Edwards Air Force Base, California.
US AIR FORCE F-35A
The F-35 family will be making its debut at RIAT 2016 and will include the conventional take-off and landing (CTOL) 'A' model, destined for the United States Air Force (USAF). The aircraft will come from the 56thFighter Wing, based at Luke Air Force Base in Arizona.
The F-35A is the smallest and lightest variant of the aircraft and is the only one to be equipped with an internal 25mm cannon. It is designed to operate from conventional air force bases, unlike its B and C model counterparts which are carrier-borne variants.
Natural, harsh mid-afternoon sun with no fill flash, reflector or nowt as this was a simple grab shot but the static in K-M's hair from the trampoline was crazy!!!
Just noticed aswell, that's 2 days on the trot she's been wearing PINK!!!
5DMk2 - 50mm f/1.8
This was my entry for the Powder brief in Canons 2011 Photo 5 competition. This shot was taken on a trampoline using chalk dust and soft foam balls, shutter speed was roughly 1/3000sec in order to capture the dust floating in mid air.
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HDR of a 3-composite from a single RAW file. Taken somewhere in the Old Quarter of the Hoan Kiem District in downtown Hanoi.