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03.-05.07.2009 With Full Force Festival XVI
Flugplatz Roitschjora, Löbnitz bei Leipzig/Germany
For the report (German) visit
03.-05.07.2009 With Full Force Festival XVI
Flugplatz Roitschjora, Löbnitz bei Leipzig/Germany
For the report (German) visit
Taken from a surface-mount tripod with a Canon EOS Rebel 2000 film camera, 50mm lens (f1.8), Rite-Aid ISO 400 film shot at ISO 100 setting.
we saw this at night as we were lost by the english seaside, it is a great location and so we went back to do some filming for a short film we made later that year.
Static Interface
The users can play around with different static features, and share their works online
After I finished this photo, I realized it was dripping with Ky's style. So thanks, Ky, for the influence, however conscious or subconscious. :)
It was about 1:00 am in Las Vegas taking an escalator from the monorail. The giant TV screens above were hissing static, and the light entering the window from the lights outside created a sunrise type of glow. I only had my cell phone (camera), as coming from a show where no cameras allowed,
Science Undergraduate Laboratory Internships (SULI) student Frederic Duch shows off a 3D a 1:25 scale model of the proposed Beam Dump eXperiment (BDX) detector hall, planned behind Jefferson Lab’s Hall A in CEBAF Center at Jefferson Lab Newport News, Va., July 11, 2025. (Aileen Devlin | Jefferson Lab)
BDX is a leading dark matter search initiative, and this model will feature in the upcoming BDX and Beyond workshop to explore potential uses for the new hall. In the picture, layers of static grass are being applied to enhance the model’s realistic appearance. Key components of the model were 3D-printed and carefully airbrushed by hand for added detail.
Drowning Pool, Pop Evil, Anew Revolution, Trust Company, Static Cycle, Dead Horse Trauma, Agony Of Defeat
People's Court (Des Moines)
3/27/2011
Constructed of slicing angles and kinetic energy, this bird is caught mid-alert on a crystalline structure. It reads like a digital phantom—familiar yet impossible. In this work, Duncan Rawlinson invites the viewer to experience movement within stillness.