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On the sea, on the grass, in the sky.
Image by nicoletbn
A crop of a panorama shot of Ryoji Ikeda's installation The Transfinite at the Park Avenue Armory. I knew I couldn't capture the experience with single frame photos, so I tried some hdrs, which didn't work at all, and finally tried essentially bludgeoning my panorama stitchers into doing it for me. The chopped up results are marvelous.
The photos are massively dissimilar to most of the existing photos of the piece, since they are composited out of many discrete moments of the installation, rather than a moment in time. The installation is massive, and difficult to comprehend, a multisensory experience of audio, video, and architecture.
For more information about the installation, please visit www.armoryonpark.org/index.php/programs_events/detail/ryo...
This image was made with Microsoft Photosynth, then cropped and colored in Camera+.
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Image by nicoletbn
A crop of a panorama shot of Ryoji Ikeda's installation The Transfinite at the Park Avenue Armory. I knew I couldn't capture the experience with single frame photos, so I tried some hdrs, which didn't work at all, and finally tried essentially bludgeoning my panorama stitchers into doing it for me. The chopped up results are marvelous.
The photos are massively dissimilar to most of the existing photos of the piece, since they are composited out of many discrete moments of the installation, rather than a moment in time. The installation is massive, and difficult to comprehend, a multisensory experience of audio, video, and architecture.
For more information about the installation, please visit www.armoryonpark.org/index.php/programs_events/detail/ryo...
This image was made with Microsoft Photosynth, then cropped and colored in Camera+.
Aquatic Plants Between pages 126 and 127
Image by perpetualplum
This image is from "The Home and School Reference Work, Volume I" by The Home and School Education Society, H. M. Dixon, President and Managing Editor. The book was published in 1917 by The Home and School Education Society.
This wonderful color illustration of Aquatic Plants including a wonderful lily pad right in the center is between pages 126 and 127.
