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[studiocryo]

Poster and exibition design — Vyras su tamsiais plaukais ir saulėlydžio fone / A man with dark hair and a sunset in the background — Project by Paul Paper — Event curated Lokomotif — 2019 — MORE INFO

[alphatree]

synthetic frequency bands for remote-sensing applications

SFBs highlight hidden radiometric signatures in multispectral imagery through sophisticated transforms that make targeted objects clearly distinguishable with respect to their surroundings. SFBs are computed using a near-linear-complexity algorithm with minimal hardware requirements. The demo shows a pansharp RGB image of a residential neighborhood in Ankara, Turkey (first), the SFB targeting buildings with red roofs (second), and the CSL semantic triplet developed at the European Commission's Joint Research Centre (jrc) for the detection & segmentation of building footprints (third). For more contact the author.

[morganmccaskiecogc]

Reading Photographs - Image Analysis

Morgan McCaskie - Making Not Taking - August 20

VISUAL

The rocks appear 3D because of the angle the photograph was taken from. We are not looking at the waterfall straight ahead, instead we are viewing it from an angle. From this angle we see the rocks stick out in various places and this gives the photograph depth. There are a range of dark and light tones captured that create contrast. The darker mud and foliage in the foreground and the background help to create contrast with the bright white of the water that is in the centre of the image. The way the image is composed shows the waterfall is more to the right - this can be identified using the rule of thirds. 

CONTEXTUAL

When looking at this image from a psychological aspect, the types of feelings conveyed are mainly calming. This photograph has captured a tranquil scene with very little going on and this makes it easy for the eyes to follow and take in. There aren’t many points in the image where we look back and forth, so our eyes are easily drawn to the brightness of the water compared to the darker woods surrounding it. The colour green is associated with feelings of calmness, growth and freshness. The green and brown tones frame the waterfall and evoke a feeling of comfort and safety.  

TECHNICAL

The light source for this image was only the available daylight as it was taken out in the open with no additional lights/flash. A longer shutter speed of 5 seconds was used and the camera was positioned to the right of the waterfall on a tripod. By using a longer shutter speed, movement was created and the image was brought to life with flowing water.

[veetechnologies-engineering]

Advanced Image Processing Solutions for Engineering Needs

An image processing company in USA supports advanced analysis, enhancement, and visualization for engineering applications. An image processing company in USA improves image accuracy, interpretation, and research-driven development workflows.

Learn more: https://www.veetechnologies.com/industries/engineering-services-and-solutions/product-engineering-manufacturing/research-and-development/image-processing.htm

[falconsai]

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[labmatescientificllc]

Chemiluminescence & Gel Imaging for Precise Protein Analysis

Labmate Imaging Systems enable precise chemiluminescence detection and gel documentation for protein and nucleic acid analysis. They enhance data clarity and quantification workflows. Designed for research, biopharma, and clinical lab applications.

[alluringinfotechsolutions]

How Image Processing Services Improve Object Detection Accuracy

Advanced image processing services power object detection solutions that are reliable enough for manufacturing, security, and healthcare. AI-powered image analysis for faster decisions and better automation at scale.

[architectureengineersawards]

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