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Cosmic Tree of Life 2.0, 546 million pixels, 32,400 x 16,872 x 300 dpi; a work in progress begun in 2002
Ferragallo used QFX digital tools drawing inspiration from science, astronomy and cosmology to present a cosmic art for a new age. |
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Student Lockers (after 10-12 years) in the Photography & Digital Imaging Program. Holland College Charlottetown, PE Canada. Had only so much time to retouch so not perfect seams but I wanted to try this asap as the lockers are quite a feature and fun to read. This image is made from 9 frames from our 22mp Mamiya ZD with 35mm lens. Hope to have our robot in the next few weeks (and refurbished G9).
Well, it took 3 months due to various issues but we have the robot finally (and the G-9) and hope to do some tests soon and post images of PEI. |
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Fachada principal de la Catedral de Santa Maria, de Murcia, se empezó a construir hace más de 600 años, en enero de 1394.
La torre, que se eleva unos 95 metros, se empezó a construir en 1519 pero se interrumpió en 1555, no se reanudó su construcción hasta 1756, una vez que se había terminado la fachada principal y se terminó en 1793, en la torre hay 25 campanas, cada una con su nombre y todas ellas salvo la llamada "Mora" son de los siglos XVII y XVIII. La fachada principal o imafronte, se construyó entre los años 1736 y 1754, a iniciativa del Cabildo, con la ayuda del Cardenal Belluga y con la intervención de la Corona. El Imafronte es obra de Jaime Bort, y representa una exaltación de la Virgen y glorificación de la Iglesia de Cartagena y de la Iglesia Universal. En la actualidad es uno de los principales atractivos de la ciudad de Murcia y centro de la vida social, observese con detalle las medidas tomadas para evitar que se posen las palomas y deterioren la fachada. Más información se puede encontrar en los siguientes enlaces: http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catedral_de_Murcia http://personal.telefonica.terra.es/web/fjvb/catedralmurcia.htm http://www.museosdemurcia.com/catedral/ |
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For a research paper i'm completing on using mixed media in the form of massive-resolution digital images and poetry. The image was created using the Ascii Art Generator found here: http://www.glassgiant.com/ascii/ and consists of 400-letter long rows. The final text was loaded into a layer in photoshop where I added my own text and phrases over specific locations on the image. |
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Here's a shot taken from the roof od Resolution Digital Studios on Fulton Street at Levitt. I'd like to return around the magic hour on a clear day to really get the shot is it turns out to be as interesting to explore as I hope it is. |
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A *fixed* edition of an image created for a research paper i'm completing on using mixed media in the form of massive-resolution digital images and poetry. The image was created using the Ascii Art Generator found here: http://www.glassgiant.com/ascii/ and consists of 400-letter long rows. The final text was loaded into a layer in photoshop where I added my own text and phrases over specific locations on the image. The original version of the imagecan be viewed here: http://gigapan.org/gigapans/36935/ |
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The John Lennon Educational Tour Bus made a stop at OSU to work with a group of students. The OSU Women in Technology group, The Wexner Center for the Arts, and The Digital Union partnered with the University Area Enrichment Associaton (UAEA) to bring the bus to the Ohio State University Campus. Since I had great access and the bus staff were extremely hepful, I was able to quickly snag this pan before morning tours began. |
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Gigapan acquired in the bathroom mirror
of my Holiday Inn Hotel in Pittsburgh, PA. Stitching of the camera body is imperfect because it's orientation changed from frame to frame (but of course!). |
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