of you and of everything that surrounds us...
Hi this is Clementine. Sometimes you spot a beauty...anything, which makes you stop, which makes you forget anything else around you. This little discovery, be it a picture or a scene...or anything, just grabs you, looks into you. When this happens to me, I look around to see who else is going to see this, who else is going to feel the same way. That's how the reflection of what I just discover, reaches you. This is, reflectionof.me...of you and of everything that surrounds us. I hope you enjoy sharing what's reflected on you, like me.
If you want to contact with me my email is: clementine@reflectionof.me
Contributors
The Man Who Paints on Books
Mike Stilkey is one of those guys that thinks completely outside the box. Unlike most people, Stilkey doesn't just read books, he paints on them. His unorthodox artwork is created using a mix of ink, colored pencil, paint and lacquer, and features a melancholic, whimsical cast of characters.
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Kodak’s first digital camera
This is Kodak’s first digital camera made by the Kodak Apparatus Division Research Laboratory in 1975.
It was a camera that didn’t use any film to capture still images – a camera that would capture images using a CCD imager and digitize the captured scene and store the digital info on a standard cassette. It took 23 seconds to record the digitized image to the cassette. The image was viewed by removing the cassette from the camera and placing it in a custom playback device. This playback device incorporated a cassette reader and a specially built frame store. This custom frame store received the data from the tape, interpolated the 100 captured lines to 400 lines, and generated a standard NTSC video signal, which was then sent to a television set.
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Sergey
Sergey is a Russian photo illustrator with amazing styles. Each piece is very intriguing to the eyes as you try to understand the mystery behind the image. Sergey claims that his works are not like the pros because he doesn't spend a lot of time in each piece and he experiments a lot and that's the base of his amazing style.
Click here to see more of his work!
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Tokyo
A cinematography technique where each film frame is captured at a rate much slower than it will be played back, timelapse makes us feel as though life is moving past us at blinding speed.
You not only get to ride a train through Tokyo, you also get to see a mega metropolis in all its nighttime glory. Stefan Werc shot and edited this crisp film which even captures planes coming into the city (at 1:56). Music is Broadcast 2000's Get Up and Go.
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Super Mario Mural
To stir up some buzz about an upcoming town hall meeting, a team of students at Columbus College of Art & Design created this huge Super Mario mural. At 16 feet tall and 38 feet wide, it took 12 students eight days to create. As you can see, the wall is a great place to take silly photos...
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Playing with dust – The Dirty Car Artist
Do you draw on every dirty car you see ? Scott Wade does, and he does it well, reproducing famous painting with the dust on dirty cars. Awesome.
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Ibrahim M. Al Sayed
Ibrahim M. Al Sayed, a.k.a Eibo is a Saudi architect and a photographer. He started photography in late 2008 as he managed to prove himself quickly and strongly in the field through his perfectionism and attention to details.
His most favorite type of photography is Macro, yet, he refuses to limit himself in a specific category, as he believes that life has unlimited scenes that deserves to be seen and observed. What characterizes his Photography is the diversity, lighting, creativity and messages let alone being workaholic and passionate about his productions.
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The World’s Most Profitable Companies
Money controlled the world? Yes, especially in this business society, everything is money. Among the world’s 100 most profitable companies before the year 2010 data, 50% of them comes from United States, followed by United Kingdom 10%, and Japan 7%.
According to the top 10 chart infographic from Billshrink, companies ranking on the top are companies from oil & gas industries such as Exxon Mobil, Shell, British Petroleum, Petro China, etc. The rest industries are conglomerate, software and services, consumer durables, and food & beverages like Microsoft, Toyota, Nestle.Click to Enlarge.
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