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Photography is the process of recording an image – a photograph – on lightsensitive film or, in the case of digital photography, via a digital electronic or magnetic memory. #snsinstitutions #snsdesignthinking #snsdesignthinkers

Harness the Power of Positive Thinking: Insights from Kirlian Photography Dive into the mesmerizing world of Kirlian photography in this captivating video. Discover how this unique photographic technique captures the energy bands or auras surrounding the body, providing a visual representation of our emotional states. Watch as the images vividly contrast the effects of angry versus loving thoughts, offering a powerful illustration of how our emotions can shape our energy field. This video not only showcases the beauty of Kirlian photography but also underscores the real impact of positive thinking on our success in business and life. Visit https://lnkd.in/gACbtJCG for more information. #PositiveMindset #AuraEnergy #JerryTeplitzEnterprises

The Future Of Photography in 2024 - What If I Use A Film Camera? Well, if you use a film camera, you carry on, don't you? Happy in your analogue world. Film photography for me is the antidote to computational photography, to tech photography, to AI photography. It keeps things real and natural. And I see an increasing demand for this as the tech progresses. Not everybody wants technology to dominate their photography. #photography #photographyexplained #photographyexplainedpodcast #rickmcevoy #photographypodcast   https://lnkd.in/ePYHfkZ6

As someone who ran track (much, MUCH slower) this is really cool to see. I remember some electronic vs hand timing shenanigans (a formula to basically adapt electric to hand? I can't remember, but it was an official thing at the time) that would make knowing how fast you ran pretty confusing. My high school 100m time was 11.22- effectively an entire year too slow to even entertain delusions of going to the Olympics. These guys are running almost 1.5 seconds faster than I ever did. The strangest part? They're only ever accelerating the first 60-70 meters. After that point, it's a contest to see who slows down the least. So, a full race went something like this... Sprinters ready? Take your marks! Everyone gets into the blocks in their own way. It's usually methodical, a ritual, it helps prepare them mentally. Set! The sprinters rise from their knee, hips higher than their shoulders, arms roughly perpendicular to the ground. Then you have to hold that. No one can be moving. For the conference I ran in, it was legal to hold the sprinters in set for up to 6 seconds. Time that. Just count it, One alligator.... two alligator... It's a LONG time to be in the blocks, frozen, mentally prepared for the gun. Some people may close their eyes. Some may hold their breath. BANG! goes the starting pistol. If you're watching from the stands, you'll see the smoke before you hear the noise. But every sprinter in the race was looking down. They react, driving out of the blocks and begin to accelerate. Next they fight to maintain their speed. Then they cross the finish with a lean, their torso is what determines when they cross. And it's over. Less than 1/4 of a minute later, the race is done. I had much more competitive 400m times, but now and then when I see something like this video and I miss running the 100m. I miss the technical exercise of block starts. I miss the feeling of accelerating. I miss fighting to maintain speed while not breaking form. I used to run fairly fast and I miss that because running that fast is fun. Thank you for coming to my Timm Talk.

What is real can only be felt and leaves us feeling breathless. Therefore, in the age of AI : Seek what is real. Protect what is real. What can be more real than nature? #AI #ClimateChange

The history of photography is closely tied to the contributions of various artists and inventors who pushed the medium forward. Before the widespread use of color photography, early photographers experimented with specialized techniques to capture color images, even in the 1800s. The introduction of Kodak's "Kodachrome" film in the 1930s made color photography more accessible to the public, shifting away from the earlier monochromatic images. Photography's development has been driven by innovative individuals who played pivotal roles in shaping it into a modern art form. These key figures made significant discoveries and advancements that continue to influence photography today #snsinstitutions #snsdesignthinkers #snsdesignthinking

EXHIBITION History in Focus: The Evolution of Cameras and Photography 25 Mar 2024 - 17 Jun 2024

Hii connnections!!! Photography is a way of making a picture using a camera.[1] A person who makes pictures using a camera is called a photographer.[1] A picture made using a camera is called a photograph or photo.[1] Photography became popular in the middle 19th century with Daguerreotype. Later wet plate and dry plate methods were invented. Most photography in the 20th century was on photographic film and most in the 21st uses digital cameras. #snsinstitutions #snsdesignthinking #designthinkers

Photography photography is a beauty of life ,Photography is the art, application, and practice of creating images by recording light, either electronically by means of an image sensor, or chemically by means of a light-sensitive material such as photographic film. It is employed in many fields of science, manufacturing and business, as well as its more direct uses for art, film and video production, recreational purposes, hobby, and mass communication... Life is all about little moments, enjoy those Little moments and capture it.Photography helps you capture anything you feel is important to remember. One photograph is powerful enough to not only remind you of an event or detail, but can bring you right back to the feelings, sounds, and even smells of the moment.Ready to pose enjoy the picture .. #snscollegeofphysiotherapy #snsinstitutions #snsdesignthinkers

Still time to register for the NAPARS online photography presentation this Friday! Since it's a Zoom presentation, there's no limit to the number of attendees. From 12:00 noon to 2:00p EDT on Friday, May 31, 2024, I'll be sharing an online presentation for NAPARS on how using tripods, polarizers, and flashes will elevate your wreck site, vehicle, and component photographs. You'll see plenty of before and after examples to demonstrate just how powerful those three tools are by themselves, and even more so when used together. Any professional can easily use these tools to make consistent, professional, and useful photographs for reports and exhibits for clients, attorneys, judges, and juries. It's free for NAPARS members and only $5 for non-members! Of course, there will be ACTAR credits. https://lnkd.in/eNgCrHjw #NAPARS #forensicphotography #accidentreconstruction #accidentreconphotography #photography