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Chin up, chin up
Everybody loves a happy face
Wear it, share it
It'll brighten up the darkest place
Twinkle, sparkle
Let a little sunshine in
You'll be on the right side, looking at the bright side
Up with your chinny-chin-chin.
(from Charlotte's Web 1973)
Autumn is drawing in and that brings the Spiders out into there webs. I love the combination of these lovely creatures and the bokeh mixed with their webs
EQUINOX comes from the will of the New Era Museum (NEM), Crossmedia Group and the Florence International Photography Awards (FIPA) to create a new concept of photo exhibition dedicated solely to the Mobile Art.
Estabilished in 2008, Crossmedia Group plays today a leading role as a supplier of innovative products and strategies for multimedia exhibitions, applications ,audiovisual, educational, digital market and publishing products.
Established in 2012 the New Era Museum is the first and only museum dedicated solely on Mobile Photography and Art.
The New Era Museum's goal is to spread the concept that a new, popular art form is emerging as a worldwide artistic movement, available to everyone with mobile device.
The EQUINOX EXPERIENCE consists of:
1. A photo contest.
2. An international jury.
3. A photo exhibition of 20 works selected by the jury exposed for two weeks inside the historical church of Santo Stefano al Ponte in Florence, next to Ponte Vecchio.
4. Visual-performance of about 15 minutes on the multi-screen inside the Santo Stefano al Ponte deconsacrated church.
5. A live concert Marco Testoni (Pollock Project) during the Equinox Experience.
One from the archives. I found this little place on a dirt road out east and I can't remember where it is :) I've looked.
The intricacies of a spider's web are amazing (especially when you consider that evolution did this). You can clearly see that the creature has first made the radial threads, then accurately laid down the circumferential threads, here and there attaching them to the radials and going back on itself.
This web was hard up against a window and I took it through glass. I've given the clarity a nudge using photoshop's lomo effect.
The plan had been to take a few photos of a Cucumber spider in the garden in the few minutes of sun we've had today, but she was busy savouring a tasty fly, so it was abstracts of webs instead... Enjoy the rest of the weekend! :)
The Biosphère in Montréal, as seen from the stands of the Formula 1 Grand Prix hairpin turn ...
The Biosphère is a museum in Montreal dedicated to the environment. It is located at Parc Jean-Drapeau, on Île Sainte-Hélène in the former pavilion of the United States for the 1967 World Fair Expo 67.
When I got up early in the morning at a natural camping site in northern Jutland (Denmark), many spider webs were glittering with dew in the morning sun. Here's a particularly pretty one.
I've set up a live web cam that allows you to view the Halloween display in my front yard. You can pan and tilt the camera as well as hear sound. On Halloween night, I'll have spooky music and sound effects playing.
Using Internet Explorer*, go to http://kevin619.gotdns.com:8000 (be sure to include the http:// part) now to access and control the cam. Please log on as follows:
User Name: guest
Password: uber
Be sure to use the arrows and the preset menu to move the camera around and view different parts of the display! Note that you can also move the cam by simply clicking on the video image.
Local time zone is Pacific Daylight Time / San Diego.
*NOTE: You must use Internet Explorer to view the cam. I'm a Firefox fan, but the camera's manufacturer has chosen to only support IE.