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My number, medal & time in the newspaper - 1hr 53mins & 9s - I'm definitely going to train more next year...
A Refracted time is Interactive Projection Mapping Installation.
Design by
- Lee Youngho(aka. ZIZIZIC) / azure205@gmail.com
- Shin Kiheon / heavenlydesigner.com
Description
- yet uploaded
Exhibition in Korea International Art Fair(KIAF)2011 , COEX HallA,B
Software : QuartzComposer, VDMX, MadMapper, Syphon
Hardware : Sculpture, 3 Mac PC, 4 Beam projector, 5 HD Webcam
Sound : Toxicbiasfleurivy - Fluorescence
Special thanks to Kim Gwanwook _b-skit.com
If you want see this work movie.
There's a bird colony in the metropolitan suburb of Alameda California and during the winter time a huge number shoreline birds hang out there.
112. The White Bridge, John Henry Twachtman
Adele Morris, Green Thumb Originals
This is my first time interpreting an impressionist painting for Art in Bloom. I am hoping my floral design captures something of the painting’s spatial compression, its exploration of sunlight, and its use of color to build structure.
Years of Art in Bloom Participation: 7
Time for a rest after a long, exhausting but great Christmas. Thanks to all who sent wishes...goodnight!
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This is a photo I took a while ago which I've always liked; I decided to play around with it a bit and created this polyptych, which is the name given to art created using a number of hinged panels joined together, so I guess this is kind of a digital version. I like it but I'm not sure whether it's something other people would like or would stand out in a competition (I was experimenting for one in which the theme is Time, but I have very limited resources in my room at uni so I played around with a photo I'd already taken instead). Please be honest and don't just say 'yeah it's good!'- would this catch your eye in a competition? Thanks :)
Cette route est l’unique voie routière qui mène au Milford Sound. Et si vous vous rendez au Milford Sound, vous ne regretterez pas un instant de parcourir cette route qui est juste splendide, avec tout au long du trajet des paysages à couper le souffle. Les arrêts que vous voudrez faire seront certainement très nombreux tant tout est merveilleux et éblouissant pour se terminer en apothéose au Milford Sound, le clou du spectacle. Vous pouvez être sur que vous ne verrez pas passer les 120 km qui séparent Te Anau de Milford Sound et le conseil que l’on peut donner est prévoyez une bonne marge, il vous faudra certainement 2 bonnes heures de routes ou plus selon les arrêts que vous faites.
La State Highway 94 est une autoroute nationale néo-zélandaise reliant la grande ville de Gore dans le Southland à l'une des destinations les plus populaires de la Nouvelle-Zélande, Milford Sound. Il passe également par les cantons importants de Lumsden et de Te Anau en passant par le tunnel Homer (dans cette région, il est également appelé «la route de Milford», le tronçon allant de Te Anau à Sound s'étendant sur 119 km). La route traverse également le Fiordland et traverse la ligne de partage principale des Alpes du Sud.
Considérée comme l’une des routes les plus pittoresques de la Nouvelle-Zélande, avec une altitude de pointe de 940 mètres, elle est la troisième plus haute route du pays après la Desert Road (SH 1) et le Lindis Pass (SH 8). Toutefois, la partie "Milford Road" est également l’une des routes publiques les plus dangereuses de Nouvelle-Zélande, avec des taux d’accidents corporels supérieurs d’environ 65% au reste du réseau néo-zélandais et un taux d’accidents mortels presque deux fois plus élevé (par kilomètre-véhicule). parcouru), [2] en faisant la troisième section la plus dangereuse du réseau routier de la Nouvelle-Zélande (à partir de 2008)
Les avalanches constituent un danger hivernal dans les hautes montagnes au-dessus de la route Milford. La neige et la glace affectent la surface de la route en hiver; les panneaux de transit informent les automobilistes des conditions et un point de contrôle de Transit New Zealand a été construit pour s'assurer que les usagers de la route portent des chaînes pour un passage en toute sécurité vers Milford Sound. Les portes en métal sont positionnées de part et d'autre de Milford Road, dans les vallées de Hollyford et de Cleddau, lorsque la route est fermée en période de forte probabilité d'avalanche. La route est fermée en moyenne 8 jours par an, principalement pendant les mois d’hiver, lorsque le SH 94 est exposé à la neige sur toute sa longueur. La neige peut tomber sur les parties les plus élevées de la route à tout moment de l’année et, en raison de la nature de l’environnement du Fiordland, la route peut être fermée à tout moment de l’année en raison de glissements de terrain, d’arbres et de ravinements. Des précautions doivent être prises toute l'année, en particulier dans les régions montagneuses situées entre Mossburn et Milford Sound. Des inondations peuvent également se produire à tout moment le long de la route, en particulier autour des rivières.
State Highway 94 is a New Zealand state highway connecting the large Southland town of Gore with one of New Zealand's most popular destinations, Milford Sound. It also passes the significant townships of Lumsden and Te Anau as well going through the Homer Tunnel (in this area it is also called the 'Milford Road', with the section from Te Anau up to the Sound being 119 kilometres or 74 miles). The road also goes through Fiordland and crosses the Main Divide of the Southern Alps.
It is regarded as one of the most scenic roads in New Zealand, and with a peak elevation of 940 metres (3,080 ft), the country's third highest highway after the Desert Road (SH 1) and the Lindis Pass (SH 8). However, the "Milford Road" part is also one of the more dangerous public roads in New Zealand, with injury crash rates around 65% higher than the rest of New Zealand's network, and a fatality crash rate of almost twice average (per vehicle kilometre travelled),[2] making it the third most dangerous section of New Zealand's State Highway network (as of 2008)
Avalanches are a winter hazard in the high mountains above the Milford Road and snow and ice affect the road surface in the winter months; transit signs inform motorists of conditions and a Transit New Zealand check point has been built to make sure road users carry chains for safe passage to Milford Sound. Metal gates are positioned across the Milford Road in the Hollyford and Cleddau Valleys when the road is closed at times of peak avalanche probability. The road is closed an average 8 days a year, mainly during the winter months, when the entire length of SH 94 is susceptible to snowfall. Snow can fall on higher parts of the road any time of the year, and due to the nature of the Fiordland environment, the road can be closed at any time of year from landslips, treefalls and washouts. Care should be taken year-round, especially on the hillier regions between Mossburn and Milford Sound. Flooding can also occur at any time along the road especially around rivers.
Mágicamente coloreó mi vida, mi actitud, mi ser ¡todo yo irradiaba felicidad! Y todo mundo me lo hacía notar. Me enseñó cosas acerca de la vida y de mí que desconocía y súbitamente me dio un gran entendimiento, gracias ah este pequeño tiempo aprendí de cosas y me di cuenta de una realidad nueva.
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There are three different styles of chess pieces used in Star Trek The Original Series. The "not-seen-very-often" "Ganine Gothic" style can be seen in "The Naked Time" and "Day of the Dove." There is an unknown number of "attack boards."
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Dr. David Donat Cattin, Secretary-General of PGA, Ms. Ana Gomes, MEP (Portugal), Mr. Amady Bâ, Head of the International Cooperation Unit, Office of the.
Haha. Used manual focus on the macro for this one.
For RYO!
Happy B-dae UNCLE! LOL.
yay yay someone's 19!
Note: Series of nature used for a stock library to be able to manipulate photos in the final work.
...for summer :) My Brother made this sun dial back in 1989 in a foundry he had in Alberta. He even built the stone pillar and mounted the sun dial on it. When my parents lived here in the yard it was on the lawn, when we took over the farm we turned the lawn into our flower garden. This garden is one of my favorite places in the yard. A cold spring has made some of the plants a bit slower than usual but it is coming along fine now.
My new intervalometer, bought online for setting up timelapses quickly & easily.
The shipping took 3 weeks from hong Kong, but it's worth it as I only paid £20, whilst the official Canon model (which looks exactly the same, really) is over £130. D:
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I will be setting up numerous time-lapses oduring the summer so keep an eye out here. :D (I just wish Flickr would accept my full-HD file type.)