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Antoinne Sterk
Antoinne Sterk
@antoinnesterk@cyberplace.social  ·  activity timestamp 5 days ago

Sint-Jansbasiliek

#TextureTuesday #Photography

The interior architecture of the brick dome within the Neo-Gothic Sint-Jansbasiliek in Laren. The perspective is looking straight up, highlighting the mathematical precision and warm textures of the masonry.

The craftsmanship is utilizing "exposed brick" to create patterns. The way the bricks are laid in the arches creates a radiating effect that draws the eye toward the center.
The interior architecture of the brick dome within the Neo-Gothic Sint-Jansbasiliek in Laren. The perspective is looking straight up, highlighting the mathematical precision and warm textures of the masonry. The craftsmanship is utilizing "exposed brick" to create patterns. The way the bricks are laid in the arches creates a radiating effect that draws the eye toward the center.
The interior architecture of the brick dome within the Neo-Gothic Sint-Jansbasiliek in Laren. The perspective is looking straight up, highlighting the mathematical precision and warm textures of the masonry. The craftsmanship is utilizing "exposed brick" to create patterns. The way the bricks are laid in the arches creates a radiating effect that draws the eye toward the center.
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Antoinne Sterk
Antoinne Sterk
@antoinnesterk@cyberplace.social  ·  activity timestamp 5 days ago

Sint-Jansbasiliek

#TextureTuesday #Photography

The interior architecture of the brick dome within the Neo-Gothic Sint-Jansbasiliek in Laren. The perspective is looking straight up, highlighting the mathematical precision and warm textures of the masonry.

The craftsmanship is utilizing "exposed brick" to create patterns. The way the bricks are laid in the arches creates a radiating effect that draws the eye toward the center.
The interior architecture of the brick dome within the Neo-Gothic Sint-Jansbasiliek in Laren. The perspective is looking straight up, highlighting the mathematical precision and warm textures of the masonry. The craftsmanship is utilizing "exposed brick" to create patterns. The way the bricks are laid in the arches creates a radiating effect that draws the eye toward the center.
The interior architecture of the brick dome within the Neo-Gothic Sint-Jansbasiliek in Laren. The perspective is looking straight up, highlighting the mathematical precision and warm textures of the masonry. The craftsmanship is utilizing "exposed brick" to create patterns. The way the bricks are laid in the arches creates a radiating effect that draws the eye toward the center.
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Anton Gorlin
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@antongorlin@mastodon.art  ·  activity timestamp 2 weeks ago

This sand #pattern looked mesmerizing to just walk past.

#TextureTuesday #texture #photo #photography #noai #AntonGorlinPhotos #landscape #LandscapePhotography

closeup of the desert sand during sunrise. Shifting and winding sand ripples with changing shadows depth create dizzying patterns
closeup of the desert sand during sunrise. Shifting and winding sand ripples with changing shadows depth create dizzying patterns
closeup of the desert sand during sunrise. Shifting and winding sand ripples with changing shadows depth create dizzying patterns
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Anton Gorlin
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@antongorlin@mastodon.art  ·  activity timestamp 2 weeks ago

This sand #pattern looked mesmerizing to just walk past.

#TextureTuesday #texture #photo #photography #noai #AntonGorlinPhotos #landscape #LandscapePhotography

closeup of the desert sand during sunrise. Shifting and winding sand ripples with changing shadows depth create dizzying patterns
closeup of the desert sand during sunrise. Shifting and winding sand ripples with changing shadows depth create dizzying patterns
closeup of the desert sand during sunrise. Shifting and winding sand ripples with changing shadows depth create dizzying patterns
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@mkb@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 3 weeks ago

When making pour-over coffee, one is supposed to first put in just enough water to wet the grounds then let them outgas. I’m always fascinated by the textures that process produces.

#coffee #photo #texturetuesday

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Sabine
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@canyakker@mas.to  ·  activity timestamp 4 weeks ago

Two old Red Oaks, photographed twice: first closeup of the rough bark, then the tree photographed on top of it.
#thicktrunktuesday #textureTuesday

#doubleexposure #photography

A transparent looking photo of two bare trees growing closely together. The frame is completely filled with their dense branches. Also visible is a wavy canvas of the tree bark, resembling clouds.
A transparent looking photo of two bare trees growing closely together. The frame is completely filled with their dense branches. Also visible is a wavy canvas of the tree bark, resembling clouds.
A transparent looking photo of two bare trees growing closely together. The frame is completely filled with their dense branches. Also visible is a wavy canvas of the tree bark, resembling clouds.
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@canyakker@mas.to  ·  activity timestamp 4 weeks ago

Two old Red Oaks, photographed twice: first closeup of the rough bark, then the tree photographed on top of it.
#thicktrunktuesday #textureTuesday

#doubleexposure #photography

A transparent looking photo of two bare trees growing closely together. The frame is completely filled with their dense branches. Also visible is a wavy canvas of the tree bark, resembling clouds.
A transparent looking photo of two bare trees growing closely together. The frame is completely filled with their dense branches. Also visible is a wavy canvas of the tree bark, resembling clouds.
A transparent looking photo of two bare trees growing closely together. The frame is completely filled with their dense branches. Also visible is a wavy canvas of the tree bark, resembling clouds.
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@dillyd@turtleisland.social  ·  activity timestamp last month

The sun peaked out several times today, but never for long. Whenever it came out, I quick! took a photo of whatever was in front of me.
#TextureTuesday

A crinkly looking brown oak leaf still on the tree. You can totally imagine the crunchy sound it would make if crushed. In the background is mostly cloudy sky, and at the bottom left, a person walking on a snowy path.
A crinkly looking brown oak leaf still on the tree. You can totally imagine the crunchy sound it would make if crushed. In the background is mostly cloudy sky, and at the bottom left, a person walking on a snowy path.
A crinkly looking brown oak leaf still on the tree. You can totally imagine the crunchy sound it would make if crushed. In the background is mostly cloudy sky, and at the bottom left, a person walking on a snowy path.
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@dillyd@turtleisland.social  ·  activity timestamp last month

The sun peaked out several times today, but never for long. Whenever it came out, I quick! took a photo of whatever was in front of me.
#TextureTuesday

A crinkly looking brown oak leaf still on the tree. You can totally imagine the crunchy sound it would make if crushed. In the background is mostly cloudy sky, and at the bottom left, a person walking on a snowy path.
A crinkly looking brown oak leaf still on the tree. You can totally imagine the crunchy sound it would make if crushed. In the background is mostly cloudy sky, and at the bottom left, a person walking on a snowy path.
A crinkly looking brown oak leaf still on the tree. You can totally imagine the crunchy sound it would make if crushed. In the background is mostly cloudy sky, and at the bottom left, a person walking on a snowy path.
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Karsten Schmidt
Karsten Schmidt
@toxi@mastodon.thi.ng  ·  activity timestamp last month

MonochromeEvolutionaryBioDigitalCellularAutomataSimulation

Unlike the recently shared[1] multi-cellular struggles, these here are some selected research stills (handpicked from tens of thousands) of only single CA configurations (aka mono-cultures) which I found interesting/promising and which were then used as raw ingredients/candidates for my infinitely evolving C-SCAPE project[2]...

Each of these cellular automata is 1.5D, meaning each pixel row is one generation, but I allowed the neighborhoods to be flexible, larger (potentially discontinuous), and in some cases extended to enable access to cell states in previous generations (i.e. a form of temporal short term memory). This leads to all sorts of much more interesting and complex outcomes than "traditional" (aka textbook) 1-dimensional CA setups...

More details in the readme of the related open source project:
https://thi.ng/cellular

[1] https://mastodon.thi.ng/@toxi/115526402745728497
[2] https://art.thi.ng/c-scape

#MonochromeMonday #TextureTuesday #AbstractArt #EvolutionaryArt #GenerativeArt #CellularAutomata #Noise #Texture #CSCAPE #ThingUmbrella #NoAI #TypeScript

Abstract monochrome still image of a 1.5D cellular automata simulation, showing the evolution of almost geometric/architectural features from an initial seed generation of just noise.
Abstract monochrome still image of a 1.5D cellular automata simulation, showing the evolution of almost geometric/architectural features from an initial seed generation of just noise.
Abstract monochrome still image of a 1.5D cellular automata simulation, showing the evolution of almost geometric/architectural features from an initial seed generation of just noise.
Abstract monochrome still image of a 1.5D cellular automata simulation, showing the evolution of almost geometric/architectural features from an initial seed generation of a regular pattern.
Abstract monochrome still image of a 1.5D cellular automata simulation, showing the evolution of almost geometric/architectural features from an initial seed generation of a regular pattern.
Abstract monochrome still image of a 1.5D cellular automata simulation, showing the evolution of almost geometric/architectural features from an initial seed generation of a regular pattern.
Abstract monochrome still image of a 1.5D cellular automata simulation, showing the evolution of almost geometric/architectural features from an initial seed generation of just noise.
Abstract monochrome still image of a 1.5D cellular automata simulation, showing the evolution of almost geometric/architectural features from an initial seed generation of just noise.
Abstract monochrome still image of a 1.5D cellular automata simulation, showing the evolution of almost geometric/architectural features from an initial seed generation of just noise.
Abstract monochrome still image of a 1.5D cellular automata simulation, showing the evolution of almost geometric/architectural features from an initial seed generation of just noise.
Abstract monochrome still image of a 1.5D cellular automata simulation, showing the evolution of almost geometric/architectural features from an initial seed generation of just noise.
Abstract monochrome still image of a 1.5D cellular automata simulation, showing the evolution of almost geometric/architectural features from an initial seed generation of just noise.
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Karsten Schmidt
Karsten Schmidt
@toxi@mastodon.thi.ng  ·  activity timestamp last month

MonochromeEvolutionaryBioDigitalCellularAutomataSimulation

Unlike the recently shared[1] multi-cellular struggles, these here are some selected research stills (handpicked from tens of thousands) of only single CA configurations (aka mono-cultures) which I found interesting/promising and which were then used as raw ingredients/candidates for my infinitely evolving C-SCAPE project[2]...

Each of these cellular automata is 1.5D, meaning each pixel row is one generation, but I allowed the neighborhoods to be flexible, larger (potentially discontinuous), and in some cases extended to enable access to cell states in previous generations (i.e. a form of temporal short term memory). This leads to all sorts of much more interesting and complex outcomes than "traditional" (aka textbook) 1-dimensional CA setups...

More details in the readme of the related open source project:
https://thi.ng/cellular

[1] https://mastodon.thi.ng/@toxi/115526402745728497
[2] https://art.thi.ng/c-scape

#MonochromeMonday #TextureTuesday #AbstractArt #EvolutionaryArt #GenerativeArt #CellularAutomata #Noise #Texture #CSCAPE #ThingUmbrella #NoAI #TypeScript

Abstract monochrome still image of a 1.5D cellular automata simulation, showing the evolution of almost geometric/architectural features from an initial seed generation of just noise.
Abstract monochrome still image of a 1.5D cellular automata simulation, showing the evolution of almost geometric/architectural features from an initial seed generation of just noise.
Abstract monochrome still image of a 1.5D cellular automata simulation, showing the evolution of almost geometric/architectural features from an initial seed generation of just noise.
Abstract monochrome still image of a 1.5D cellular automata simulation, showing the evolution of almost geometric/architectural features from an initial seed generation of a regular pattern.
Abstract monochrome still image of a 1.5D cellular automata simulation, showing the evolution of almost geometric/architectural features from an initial seed generation of a regular pattern.
Abstract monochrome still image of a 1.5D cellular automata simulation, showing the evolution of almost geometric/architectural features from an initial seed generation of a regular pattern.
Abstract monochrome still image of a 1.5D cellular automata simulation, showing the evolution of almost geometric/architectural features from an initial seed generation of just noise.
Abstract monochrome still image of a 1.5D cellular automata simulation, showing the evolution of almost geometric/architectural features from an initial seed generation of just noise.
Abstract monochrome still image of a 1.5D cellular automata simulation, showing the evolution of almost geometric/architectural features from an initial seed generation of just noise.
Abstract monochrome still image of a 1.5D cellular automata simulation, showing the evolution of almost geometric/architectural features from an initial seed generation of just noise.
Abstract monochrome still image of a 1.5D cellular automata simulation, showing the evolution of almost geometric/architectural features from an initial seed generation of just noise.
Abstract monochrome still image of a 1.5D cellular automata simulation, showing the evolution of almost geometric/architectural features from an initial seed generation of just noise.
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Antoinne Sterk
Antoinne Sterk
@antoinnesterk@cyberplace.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 months ago

Hydrangea

#TextureTuesday #BloomScrolling #Photography

A close-up featuring the delicate, skeletal remains of dried hydrangea florets. The soft tissue has decayed, leaving only the intricate, net-like venation structure. This delicate lacework creates a beautiful, ghostly appearance.

The dominant tones are muted and soft, leaning towards pinks, light browns, and pale cream/white for the skeletal leaves, set against a darker, blurred background. The background is dark, featuring subtle hints of brown, green, and some reddish colors from other autumnal foliage.
A close-up featuring the delicate, skeletal remains of dried hydrangea florets. The soft tissue has decayed, leaving only the intricate, net-like venation structure. This delicate lacework creates a beautiful, ghostly appearance. The dominant tones are muted and soft, leaning towards pinks, light browns, and pale cream/white for the skeletal leaves, set against a darker, blurred background. The background is dark, featuring subtle hints of brown, green, and some reddish colors from other autumnal foliage.
A close-up featuring the delicate, skeletal remains of dried hydrangea florets. The soft tissue has decayed, leaving only the intricate, net-like venation structure. This delicate lacework creates a beautiful, ghostly appearance. The dominant tones are muted and soft, leaning towards pinks, light browns, and pale cream/white for the skeletal leaves, set against a darker, blurred background. The background is dark, featuring subtle hints of brown, green, and some reddish colors from other autumnal foliage.
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Antoinne Sterk
Antoinne Sterk
@antoinnesterk@cyberplace.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 months ago

Hydrangea

#TextureTuesday #BloomScrolling #Photography

A close-up featuring the delicate, skeletal remains of dried hydrangea florets. The soft tissue has decayed, leaving only the intricate, net-like venation structure. This delicate lacework creates a beautiful, ghostly appearance.

The dominant tones are muted and soft, leaning towards pinks, light browns, and pale cream/white for the skeletal leaves, set against a darker, blurred background. The background is dark, featuring subtle hints of brown, green, and some reddish colors from other autumnal foliage.
A close-up featuring the delicate, skeletal remains of dried hydrangea florets. The soft tissue has decayed, leaving only the intricate, net-like venation structure. This delicate lacework creates a beautiful, ghostly appearance. The dominant tones are muted and soft, leaning towards pinks, light browns, and pale cream/white for the skeletal leaves, set against a darker, blurred background. The background is dark, featuring subtle hints of brown, green, and some reddish colors from other autumnal foliage.
A close-up featuring the delicate, skeletal remains of dried hydrangea florets. The soft tissue has decayed, leaving only the intricate, net-like venation structure. This delicate lacework creates a beautiful, ghostly appearance. The dominant tones are muted and soft, leaning towards pinks, light browns, and pale cream/white for the skeletal leaves, set against a darker, blurred background. The background is dark, featuring subtle hints of brown, green, and some reddish colors from other autumnal foliage.
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David Hopeward
David Hopeward
@hopeward@beige.party  ·  activity timestamp 2 months ago

This little free lesson in fluid dynamics, etched on the beach sand.
#TextureTuesday

A view straight down at beige and tan colored beach sand. There is a slight depression in the center, which is lightly shaded with shadows.
There are faint lines all across the surface of the sand where water has previously flowed over it, gentle sweeping curves of texture. Those lines become more pronounced in the divot, and curve in a different way at the end of it, fanning out in shorter curves.

It almost gives the shape of the depression a winglike structure.
A view straight down at beige and tan colored beach sand. There is a slight depression in the center, which is lightly shaded with shadows. There are faint lines all across the surface of the sand where water has previously flowed over it, gentle sweeping curves of texture. Those lines become more pronounced in the divot, and curve in a different way at the end of it, fanning out in shorter curves. It almost gives the shape of the depression a winglike structure.
A view straight down at beige and tan colored beach sand. There is a slight depression in the center, which is lightly shaded with shadows. There are faint lines all across the surface of the sand where water has previously flowed over it, gentle sweeping curves of texture. Those lines become more pronounced in the divot, and curve in a different way at the end of it, fanning out in shorter curves. It almost gives the shape of the depression a winglike structure.
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David Hopeward
David Hopeward
@hopeward@beige.party  ·  activity timestamp 2 months ago

This little free lesson in fluid dynamics, etched on the beach sand.
#TextureTuesday

A view straight down at beige and tan colored beach sand. There is a slight depression in the center, which is lightly shaded with shadows.
There are faint lines all across the surface of the sand where water has previously flowed over it, gentle sweeping curves of texture. Those lines become more pronounced in the divot, and curve in a different way at the end of it, fanning out in shorter curves.

It almost gives the shape of the depression a winglike structure.
A view straight down at beige and tan colored beach sand. There is a slight depression in the center, which is lightly shaded with shadows. There are faint lines all across the surface of the sand where water has previously flowed over it, gentle sweeping curves of texture. Those lines become more pronounced in the divot, and curve in a different way at the end of it, fanning out in shorter curves. It almost gives the shape of the depression a winglike structure.
A view straight down at beige and tan colored beach sand. There is a slight depression in the center, which is lightly shaded with shadows. There are faint lines all across the surface of the sand where water has previously flowed over it, gentle sweeping curves of texture. Those lines become more pronounced in the divot, and curve in a different way at the end of it, fanning out in shorter curves. It almost gives the shape of the depression a winglike structure.
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Alice McPhotos
Alice McPhotos
@Alice@gram.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 months ago
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Pixelfed

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Warning for a bike crossing in San Francisco. 

It says LOOK written twice so people coming from either direction can read it and the "O"s are made to look like eyes looking in either direction. 

It appears to have been painted several times in the past because there are layers of yellow and green paint surrounding it. 

There is also that quintessential bumpy yellow anti slip surface that you tend to see around transit access points.
Warning for a bike crossing in San Francisco. It says LOOK written twice so people coming from either direction can read it and the "O"s are made to look like eyes looking in either direction. It appears to have been painted several times in the past because there are layers of yellow and green paint surrounding it. There is also that quintessential bumpy yellow anti slip surface that you tend to see around transit access points.
Warning for a bike crossing in San Francisco. It says LOOK written twice so people coming from either direction can read it and the "O"s are made to look like eyes looking in either direction. It appears to have been painted several times in the past because there are layers of yellow and green paint surrounding it. There is also that quintessential bumpy yellow anti slip surface that you tend to see around transit access points.
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Alice McPhotos
Alice McPhotos
@Alice@gram.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 months ago
#TextureTuesday
Pixelfed

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Warning for a bike crossing in San Francisco. 

It says LOOK written twice so people coming from either direction can read it and the "O"s are made to look like eyes looking in either direction. 

It appears to have been painted several times in the past because there are layers of yellow and green paint surrounding it. 

There is also that quintessential bumpy yellow anti slip surface that you tend to see around transit access points.
Warning for a bike crossing in San Francisco. It says LOOK written twice so people coming from either direction can read it and the "O"s are made to look like eyes looking in either direction. It appears to have been painted several times in the past because there are layers of yellow and green paint surrounding it. There is also that quintessential bumpy yellow anti slip surface that you tend to see around transit access points.
Warning for a bike crossing in San Francisco. It says LOOK written twice so people coming from either direction can read it and the "O"s are made to look like eyes looking in either direction. It appears to have been painted several times in the past because there are layers of yellow and green paint surrounding it. There is also that quintessential bumpy yellow anti slip surface that you tend to see around transit access points.
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Peter Goulborn
Peter Goulborn
@sarble@gram.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 months ago

The rough and the slightly less rough.



#TextureTuesday #ThickTrunkTuesday #Photography

Pixelfed

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Pixelfed

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Pixelfed

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Monochrome photo of, on the left, a dark section of tree trunk fading to black, and behind and to the right, taking up most of the frame, a section of lighter coarse aggregate concrete wall.
Monochrome photo of, on the left, a dark section of tree trunk fading to black, and behind and to the right, taking up most of the frame, a section of lighter coarse aggregate concrete wall.
Monochrome photo of, on the left, a dark section of tree trunk fading to black, and behind and to the right, taking up most of the frame, a section of lighter coarse aggregate concrete wall.
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Peter Goulborn
@sarble@gram.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 months ago

The rough and the slightly less rough.



#TextureTuesday #ThickTrunkTuesday #Photography

Pixelfed

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Pixelfed

Gram

Pixelfed

Gram

Monochrome photo of, on the left, a dark section of tree trunk fading to black, and behind and to the right, taking up most of the frame, a section of lighter coarse aggregate concrete wall.
Monochrome photo of, on the left, a dark section of tree trunk fading to black, and behind and to the right, taking up most of the frame, a section of lighter coarse aggregate concrete wall.
Monochrome photo of, on the left, a dark section of tree trunk fading to black, and behind and to the right, taking up most of the frame, a section of lighter coarse aggregate concrete wall.
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