Showing posts with label Summer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Summer. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 22, 2016

Summer, the poetry of light. Mesmerized by light on water patterns

Dappled, dimpled, sun spangled, reflecting, rippled,
those fluid patterns mesmerize and fill me with peaceful joy.
Sunlit Stream on the Oregon Coast - via


Carved Book by Guy Laramee

Claude Monet, La Grenouillère During the summer of 1869, Monet and Renoir set up 

their easels at La Grenouillère, a boating and bathing resort on the Seine, not far from Paris. 

Untitled by Toni Sirera
Lake-Boat-Wake by Barbara Kemp Cowlin
Fishing boats - Anneliese Clarke











Conversation by Jamie Wayman 
The Mediterranean, 1895 by Nikolai Nikanorovich Dubovskoy
Night on the Southern Shore (1898) by Nikolay Dubovskoy
Mirror-Lake 1929 by Franklin Carmichael
"La piel del agua" by Karen Kruse 2012 
painting by Jamie Wayman
Poplars on the Epte by Claude Monet
Autumn Ripples, photograph by Tony Hadley
"Along in Nature" by Ellen Dittebrandt 2011, sadly, her obituary, killed while riding her bicycle
Cobalt Blue Water by Flickr user cobalt123 
Skrikstract, photograph by John Kosmopoulos
Silence by Nikolay Dubovskoy
The Rainbow (1892) by Nikolay Dubovskoy
Seascape by Nikolay Dubovskoy 
watercolor by Colleen Nash Becht
"Blue cool Creek" by Ellen Dittebrandt
Sunset on Rock Creek Bay - Picture of Lake Powell, Utah by David Drummond

Monday, July 9, 2012

Tuesday July 10th 2012


Photo credit:  
atlanticwire.com

Sunbathers in Qingdao, China's north-eastern Shandong province, who do not want their faces to become dark wear these protective masks.






Photo credit:  atlanticwire.com



It's SUMMER TIME!!! Whoo hoo!



From IDV User Experience

Animated Tornado Tracks over 61 years Tornado Tracks by Year, 1950 -"Pro tip: check out 1974 and 2011"







Love this artist's work, Myeombeom Kim. Apparently her work is influenced by this concept: Hylozoism is the philosophical point of view that all matter (including the universe as a whole) is in some sense alive.






Something I learned about this week, Sahel Dynamics. What is the Sahel?
The Sahel is the semi-arid transition region between the Sahara desert to the north and wetter regions of equatorial Africa to the south. It extends from the Atlantic in the west to the Indian ocean in the east. It has high variability of rainfall, and the land consists of stabilized ancient sand seas. It is one of the poorest and most environmentally degraded areas on earth.

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Friday, July 6, 2012

Summertime and science illustrations

It's Summertime! Whoo hoo!
Paul LaCroix Still Life with Fruit 1864
In case you want to be a merperson this summer, it's do-able! Available at monikanaumann.The tails, which function in water, are made with a material called ‘mono fin,’ which is an apparently sturdy and durable swim fabric. The pieces, which are made to order, come in a variety of colors from orange to bright pink. Textured and as luminescent as you might expect to find on a real-life sea maiden, these are realistic in a way that is truly stunning. Priced at around $250, these might be an expensive splurge, but will surely delight anyone with a mermaid obsession.
With your mertail you might also wear webbed fingers.



This video blew me away! A crash course to shine

This one is also very powerful. Via MetaFilter: How to look your best the morning after

Okay, so this is the big news of the week and this is my favorite video, explaining what the heck is Higgs Boson anyway: The Higgs Boson Explained from PHD Comics on Vimeo.

Wandered around the Scientific Illustration site, enjoying all the interesting and beautiful images.