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This is the logical representation of what the Surface device sees. It can handle many dozens of points simultaneously.
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Exposure: 08/2016
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Published: 11/2016
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A single, brilliantly colored orange koi fish swims gracefully just below the surface of a clear, green-tinged pond. Sunlight sparkles on the water's surface, creating shimmering highlights on the fish's scales and casting a gentle glow on the dark, rounded stones visible on the pond floor. The composition captures a moment of serene beauty, with the fish's elegant form contrasting against the textured, natural backdrop.
Exploration of surface presentation. Looking at the work of Max Ernst, Jenny Odell and the relation to google Earth.
Astronomers read the shadows cast by far away objects and decipher the surface features of worlds beyond our reach. I walk the smooth sidewalks of New York City and can't connect. Sliding sideways I'm off balance. Density unyielding enfolds me in thick time. I must breathe again to touch you. This small reality means more to me than the surface of a sun that I will never know. I want to believe this.