digital/analogue

This is an example of Digital/ Analogue design.  The artist's names Justin Wood and here is an example of one of his works...

http://www.boingboing.net/2003/11/11/digitalanalog-fusion.html

And thE line beGins to bLur..

This is obviously a picture of a fountain in two different shutter speeds (For those who don't know what a shutter is its a mechanism in the camera of a moving cover that controls time during which light reaches the film) and f/stops (f/stop? The size of the lens aperture).

The top image is was a very quick shutter speed giving it a stop motion; 1/1000 of a second, and aperture was at f/5.6.

The bottom image was taken at a much slower shutter speed causing it to blur; 1/2 of a second, and aperture was set at f/36.

Violet Propaganda

Oh, the wonders a television can bring to our lives.  This is a reflection off my TV in my spacious living room, so to speak.  I can't quite explain how the black screen illuminated this violet-purple but I love it.  The highlight in the upper left corner really adds to the piece giving a sense of warmth to the coolness of the image.  The blurry figure (yours truly) also works with the uneven color blend making the genre unclear and mysterious in a sense. 

Moonlight Sonata

I have an equal love for music and art so creating this piece was a double bonus on my part. I am playing on a baby grand in my building's lounge here.  The further the image goes the more atmospheric it is and the closer the image is the more sharper it is.  I focused on my right hand and piano keys giving the image a more interesting effect.