If you happen to be over at Facebook, I started up a page for Ottawa Daily Photo there the other day. Mostly for now it'll just be the links and the occasional archive photo. In between wrongful suspensions and being locked out for no reason. Did I mention I'm not a fan of Zuckerberg these days?
I have more from Kontinuum today. Staircases and passages in the exhibit tended to be lit with rich, moody colours, particularly blues, which gave things a dream-like feel.
Down at the main platform area, the images and music played for five minutes or so before restarting, and the lighting of the station itself mimicked the movement at times of a train rushing through, as will happen next year when the LRT does pass through these stations beneath the downtown core.
I love the effects, William!
ReplyDeleteVery dreamy and surreal.
ReplyDeleteVery cool blue!
ReplyDeleteMB
Nice effects.
ReplyDeleteLooks amazing - I'll pop over to Facebook now and we can like each other all over again - though, to be fair, I don't really understand it...
ReplyDelete...not to be confused with Kmart's blue light special in aisle number 8.
ReplyDeleteUm bom efeito visual.
ReplyDeleteUm abraço, continuação de boa semana.
Andarilhar
Dedais de Francisco e Idalisa
O prazer dos livros
The display seems so interactive.
ReplyDeleteDid you get a friend request from Zuckerberg?I think we all did. I had to chuckle.
Janis
GDP
@Linda: so do I.
ReplyDelete@Kay: quite so.
@MB: definitely.
@Nancy: indeed.
@Mike: it was a sight to see.
@Tom: definitely not.
@Francisco: thank you.
@Janis: let's just say I dislike the way the site has treated me.
Hello, I like the blue, cool effect. Happy Wednesday, enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteLove these images William, you can't beat blue for that surreal feel!
DeleteI like that idea of mimicking the trains passing through!
ReplyDeleteVery clever use of light.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful light effects.
ReplyDeleteI'll check it out.
ReplyDelete@Eileen: there were times I'd catch some of these perspectives in red or orange, but blue seemed quite dominant.
ReplyDelete@Grace: definitely not.
@Christine: it was enough to fool you into thinking a train was coming into the station. Logically speaking you knew that was absurd, but some part of you just registered: train, step back from the edge of the platform.
@Red: very clever indeed.
@Karl: I thought so!
@Revrunner: thanks!
Surreal and quite eerie! Gives me the blues!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Lowell!
ReplyDeleteI bet you get an almost psychedelic feeling in this exhibit.
ReplyDeleteWhat a weird experience it must have been!
ReplyDeleteoooh I love these bludy mues! Er, moody blues~
ReplyDeleteIt gives a real ethereal glow.
ReplyDeleteSome wonderful effects with the blue.
ReplyDeleteSo many variations of blue!
ReplyDelete@Lowell: blues in the best of ways.
ReplyDelete@Lois: thanks!
@Sharon: you would.
@RedPat: it was fun.
@Cloudia: I could have titled this post that.
@Denise: it really does.
@Bill: definitely.
@Marleen: lots!
that is wild. plays with your eyes. ( ;
ReplyDeleteI love the photos with that strange blue light.
ReplyDeleteIntriguing and quite creative photography ~ thanks, ^_^
ReplyDeleteA ShutterBug Explores ~ aka (A Creative Harbor)
I think these photos are very fitting for Halloween haunting.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful light show
ReplyDeleteBlue works well and to great effect.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Beautiful blue glow!
ReplyDeleteSuch an event!
ReplyDeleteBlue is one of my favourite colour! Love it!
ReplyDelete@Beth: it does, yes.
ReplyDelete@Jan: so do I.
@Carol: you're welcome.
@Catalyst: thank you!
@Maywyn: I certainly think so.
@Jan: it does!
@Norma: definitely.
@Jennifer: it was.
@Klara: so do I.