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The building now housing K21, the museum of contemporary art in Düsseldorf , was once the seat of government for the Rhine province of Prussia, prior to becoming the Parliament of North Rhine Westphalia in 1946.
Etude : captured classic spooky film noir ....
Taken Jan 25, 2016
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The birds are getting a little silly on the red crabapples. Heaven help them with my icy neon green ones! Hope there is a designated flier.....hehehe
舷窗外的景象 — 金色倒影與翡翠湖
At 30,000 feet, the last light of sunset stretched across a sea of clouds, while a distant emerald lake appeared through the darkness below.
As the plane began its descent, a slight change in the wing's angle caught the setting sun, creating a golden reflection that lasted only a second or two.
Captured with a simple pocket camera — a Sony DSC-W830 — without sophisticated equipment or computational assistance, the image came down to something much more basic: being there, seeing the moment, and pressing the shutter before it disappeared.
Perhaps some moments still belong first to the photographer's eye — and only afterward to the algorithm.
於三萬呎高空拍攝夕陽餘暉、綿延雲海與機翼金色倒影的瞬間,並以地表那抹翠綠湖水作為最後的拼圖。
作品僅使用最基礎的口袋傻瓜相機(Sony DSC-W830)拍攝。在沒有高階器材與AI 算力輔助的協助下,回歸攝影最純粹的本質 — 憑藉現場的直覺與眼睛,按下快門。在飛機開始下降、機翼傾斜改變角度之際,幸運的捕捉到這個大自然難得一見的瞬間景象。
或許,有些瞬間仍然首先屬於攝影者的眼睛 — 之後,才輪到演算法。
I like your lamp!
Beethoven! You naughty guy!
View On Black LARGE
De you see my knickerbocker ? ;-)) my fur is growing fast!
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Looking from Grand Central onto a rain-soaked Birmingham street.
Glass separates the controlled commercial interior from headlights, roads and wet pavement outside — yet the same artificial light, movement and infrastructure continue beyond it.
From This Will All Look the Same Tomorrow.
Where does the commercial interior actually end?
Old Point Loma Lighthouse, San Diego, CA en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Point_Loma_Lighthouse
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