Program
337 creative works found
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Inspiration from the clothing of the Akha (Igor) people, the hill tribe people in northern Thailand. The fabric and decoration of them are very wonderful and gorgeous. / Look closer in the detail, it’ll look like this. / / copyrighted 2007 by Cherdpong Sikkhajareon.
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An exclamation mark or exclamation point is a punctuation mark: ! It is usually used after an interjection or exclamation to indicate strong feelings or high volume, and generally marks the end of a sentence. A sentence ending in an exclamation mark is either an actual exclamation (“Wow!”, “Boo!”), a command (“Stop!”), or is intended to be astonishing in some way (“They were the footprints of a gigantic hound!”). In typesetting or printing the exclamation mark is called a screamer or bang. “Bang” is also common in computer programming slang. Less common names in publishing include “gasper” and “startler”. (wikipedia.org)
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EYE BALL + CODE = can you see it?
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Let’s all “Mac The Planet”. We need more Mac users on this planet. Mac users are a growing breed. Become a “switcher” and wear or display your favorite Mac The Planet product.
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Taken from my car window on my way home from a doctor appointment during Earth Week.
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GEEK2
by ScissormanAs with Geek MK1, It’s GEEK in Binary, but with a bigger, bolder feel to it.
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Asimov Science Fiction Artificial Intelligence Fractal – Blue
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Asimov Science Fiction Artificial Intelligence Fractal – Green
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Real bug/insect inside a computer software
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Photography: S. Pryce / Treatment: Hickerson /
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I haven’t held the camera much for a couple of months now and on reading John Robb’s journal The 100 Step Program I decided to pick up my still new DSLR (Nikon D90) and practice using my little lens (Nikkor AF 50mm f/1.8D). Okay, I didn’t exactly walk 100 steps to take the photo, as this little cat lazes on our lounge entertainment unit, but the concept got me inspired enough to take some shots! ;-) — / Other images taken as part of my journey on the The 100 Step Program / click on images to view / —
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click feature to see challenge / — / I haven’t held the camera much for a couple of months now and on reading John Robb’s journal The 100 Step Program I decided to pick up my still new DSLR (Nikon D90-Tamron 17-50mm 2.8). Okay, I didn’t exactly walk 100 steps to take the photo, as this marina (Tipperary Waters Marina)is my backyard; well, at the bottom of my backyard; but the concept got me inspired enough to take some shots! ;-) I took this shot at about 1.30am, Sunday 29 Mar 09, while waiting for our house to regain electricity supply…I didn’t use the flash, just used the internal light metering that was to the left of shot, then rotating the top of the tripod and clicked … — / Other images taken as part of my journey on the The 100 Step Program / click on images to view / — / N.B. The feature logo was prepared by me but inspired by a design originally done by Natalie Perkins
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Abstract technological background with coordinates, figures and computer
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A geeky t-shirt demonstrating the point at which the head ends and the body begins.
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Just did a fun photo with celebrity John Travolta. / I like to play with those programs now and again..It’s FUN! :))
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Robot getting a new version of it’s programming software.
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Created on a computer program called Art Rage.
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Show your artistic block with this painstakingly crafted error message T-Shirt…. I may have lied about the pain staking but the error is indeed real :(
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Recovered negative from my Canon A1 Program I was finally able to scan recently. Unedited. I believe the film was Fujifilm B/W 400, but I can’t be sure. / There is something magical about film and the uniqueness and quality that it produces. /
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..right now there is a dark need for visual creation dominating the centre. Technical tasks like programming are pushed aside, but continue to fight for my attention. Left and right brain do not always play nicely together. / I think that for pure visual appreciation this piece is probably a bit too busy. But for anything remotely representing this meat storm I call a brain I think maybe it’s not busy enough.. / Please feel free to let me know what you think.
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