Photo Observation #12

Posted on May 2, 2012 by previousstudent

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2) Taken By Nic Christopher. April 3 at approx. 10:30 PM in the “Blue Zone” restaurant in Dingle, Ireland.

3) THEME: #Allofthefeelings

4) DESCRIPTION: This photo was taken one night at dinner on my recent trip to Ireland. On our final stop of many in Ireland we were in the city of Galway. We had been traveling all day and finally got to our hotel at around 11:00 at night. At 11:00 in Ireland other than all of the pubs there are almost no places to find dinner. The three of us ended up at a hipster pizza place with couches, large tables and crystals made into candles. My mom ordered her usual glass of white wine with dinner. When her wine was delivered to the table it was placed between me and the glowing candle in front of me.

I saw a potential for a great moment with my camera. I moved the glass of wine right over the candle flame and watched the flicker of the light through the crystal and then watched the light flood and spread across the yellow wine in the glass. What I loved about this photo is the way that the light diffused and spread across the wine. I also thought it was really cool to see the light enter the glass and be contained within the structure of the glass. The condensation on the edge of the glass offered yet one more very stimulating element to the image as it added concentrated pieces of light scattered all across the smooth and warming colors of the wine and flame combination.

 

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Photo Observation 12

Posted on May 2, 2012 by previousstudent

 

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Theme: #Allofthefeelings

Disney’s World of Color is their latest show of lights and magic at the Disneyland Resort.  Similar to the classic Fantasmic, World of Color takes place in the open lagoon of Disney’s California Adventure, and features a montage of light, music, and color alongside minimal narration.  Instead of fireworks, lasers and lights illuminate the jets of water that dance choreographed to projections of Disney characters on giant “screens” of water.  In a montage of sheer evil, The Bells of Notre Dame turns to Stravinski’s Firebird, turns to Night On Bald Mountain, turns to the wildebeest stampede that kills Mufasa.  There are so many colors in every direction, fountains bursting to life out of the depths of the lagoon.  The rest of the park lights extinguished, this show fills the place with its life and bringing about laughs, tears, and sheer awe from beginning to end.

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Light Observation #12

Posted on April 30, 2012 by previousstudent

1. APRIL 29TH – 11:30AM – STAIRWELL OF EMILY LOWE

2. Light coming through window in stairwell

3. I came into Emily Lowe on Sunday, and as I was walking up the staircase I noticed that sunlight was pouring in through the window. This isn’t anything new or exciting, but the tree outside of Lowe is finally full of bright green leaves, so the sunlight was filtered through that as it came in through the window. Because of that, the light was tinted green. The light was spread across the wall and onto the floor, all a bright green. It was just a fun moment, full of spring time and warm weather. It reminded me that summer is right around the corner!

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Light Observation

Posted on April 27, 2012 by previousstudent

1. Thursday, 11:30PM, NYC

2.the top of a skyscraper in NY cast gold light through the fog.

3. Walking back from a concert in the city last night, the world was foggy. the buildings disappeared into the sky, as if you could take the elevator all the way to the moon. The top of one building was lit all up with golden lights, and cast that light all through the fog, and looked like a door to heaven.

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Light Observation #11 – My suitemate is an ALIEN!

Posted on April 27, 2012 by previousstudent

0April 25th, 2012 – 3:30AM – South Campus

There was a red light illuminating behind Roosevelt in the sky.

So the one thing I seem to constantly write about in these posts are the lights I see when I cannot sleep and go on walks. They always calm me down and tire me out so when I get back I can fall straight to sleep. I decided instead of walking around North Campus today, to walk around South Campus around all the academic buildings. I started to walk towards Emily Lowe and when I got there I was still energized. I decided to walk around the quad in front of Adams for a bit. This did not make me drowsy at all so I continued on to the quad in front of Roosevelt. It is here where I thought in my hidden exhaustion that I was going to be abducted by aliens. Yes, Aliens! Behind Roosevelt in the sky was an illuminating red light. It was beating at the steady pace of my heart. It filled the sky behind Roosevelt. It was a very solid red and I thought to myself, I am going to be abducted. You see, I saw “The Forth Kind” when it first came out and it was very scary to me. Apparently, aliens only abduct humans at 3:33AM. It was 3:32AM. I just stood there, looking at the beats of red, as they kept beating in the sky. It seemed so perfect behind Roosevelt as well, the perfect backdrop for an abduction. Soon, the light drifted away and I looked at my phone. It was 3:50AM. I had been abducted. No, really! After I got back to my dorm, my suitemate was still awake. I explained to him what happened and then he told me that he saw the light too. It was a police siren. I don’t believe that though. That is what the aliens want me to think. I think my suitemate is an alien. But I know better. It was aliens!

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Photo Observation #11 – Christmas Web of Lies!

Posted on April 27, 2012 by previousstudent


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Theme: Unreal

Description: I love Christmas so much. The cookies, the gifts, the love. It is all so wonderful. When I was younger however, there was one Christmas that I will remember as the “Christmas of LIES”. It was the worst Christmas ever. It was the Christmas of 2003. My parents had been fighting the entire month and I just wanted Christmas to come quickly. I asked my dad everyday when we could put the lights up and he would always put it towards another day. I loved hanging lights, because the lights brought joy and wonder to the house. (Also we had better lights than my arch nemesis, Kevin, across the street and I would always make sure he knew!) It was finally Christmas Eve and everyone had their lights u except for us! I was so upset. All I wanted was Christmas joy. That apparently was too much for me however. This picture reminds me of what my house should have looked like back then. It should have been of web of light that could be seen from outer-space, yet gentle enough to be close to. All the colors are working in harmony to compliment each other and bring out the best that each color has to offer. The green is especially my favorite, because it brings the most Christmas joy, true scientific fact. I love how you can even see the detail of rain on the brick walkway. It is illuminating from the wondrous Christmas lights. It is perfect. This is what my Christmas should have been. Since it never happened, this is truly unreal. How depressing, I know.

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Light Observation #11

Posted on April 27, 2012 by previousstudent

DATE-TIME-LOCATION: Wednesday morning, about 9:30, in lighting class

OBJECTIVE DESCRIPTION: As Rych was trying to erase some of his notations from the board, he had to use the spray solution.  The spray hit the board, and under the projector light, instantly sparkled what seemed to be an almost blinding white light.

SUBJECTIVE DESCRIPTION: There isn’t a whole lot that I have to say about this moment. I guess it was a moment of optimism. Recently hasn’t been the best time for me by any stretch of the imagination, and there was just something so simple and unexpected about this beautiful little glimmer on the whiteboard, that it set me at ease a little, and boosted my mood an incredible amount. It almost seemed like the universe was sending me a message, and right when I needed it.


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Photo Observation #11: Unreal

Posted on April 27, 2012 by previousstudent

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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THEME: Unreal

DESCRIPTION: There is something that is truly great about this bus station in Norwich. Yes, it may  be that, but right now, with the glowing beams coming from underneath, and light coming from that little gap between sections, it’s a space-ship, hovering, with hundreds of operators and commanders running around the control room who’s window we see. The darkening empty streets make it seem as though all passengers have boarded, and the ship is ready to embark on an overnight flight to… Anywhere, really. Maybe the moon, or Mars, maybe in hyper-speed to some distant, currently undiscovered planet. Harnessing light to defy gravity, lift-off is in 3…2….

 

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Photo Observation #11

Posted on April 27, 2012 by previousstudent

2) http://imgur.com/gallery/MvnHD

3) Unreal

4) This photograph is unreal without using any photoshop or photo editing of any kind. The perfect way in which the sunlight catches the wave and the contents inside of it, such as seaweed. This turns a completely nice photo of a beach into a dangerous scene from a film where an unsuspecting crowd has a deadly creature or number of creatures rising from the depths and is about to face the mysterious being or beings.

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Light Observation

Posted on April 27, 2012 by previousstudent

I was sitting in the student center on Sunday, getting dinner with one of my friends.

There was light angling down from one of the high up windows that hit her accross the face, illuminating it in warm tones.

The way the light hit my friends face caught in her eye making her hazel irises shine brightly. Yet something caught me off-gaurd. Her iris was striped. Not like, my-irises-are-more-than-one-color striped, but like really-bad-wallpaper striped. The effect was pretty, but a little disconcerting. Until I realized that the stripes were actually the shadows of her eyelashes being cast across her face. I thought it was really cool because its really rare for people’s eyelashes to show up like that and for light to hit them in a way that casts a shadow, especially one with such clearly defined edges.

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