So, because the experience was so interesting and my friend informed me that the Japanese concerts are way more intricate, we decided to watch one online. Needless to say, I want to go to Japan. The same principles apply, the area where she’s being projected on can’t be that bright behind. So you’re seeing a […]
A friend of ours is a fan of Vocaloid, a singing voice synthesizer, popularized by the character Miku Hatsune. And Anime Weekend Atlanta happened to have an hour concert with her. AWA’s concert is a lot different from the original concerts Japan has (see other entry), understandably – it has to be cheaper on a stage lacking […]
I think the most interesting about the lighting setup for this stage was that it was all LED flood lights. However, I think it was due to the limitations of the room as there was no place to hang any lights from above (it was a large conference room adjusted to have a stage). There were […]
This is just another piece from the same photographer, but it’s just too elegant not to include. What I find weird is that I’m not seeing clear indication of god rays, so it has to be close enough to the surface that the difference in light isn’t visible, or the dress is hiding it. Also, the […]
I really like Kalis’s photography, probably because I have an affinity for water. The impressive part is how vivid and how visible the interaction of the sunlight is with the water’s surface. Also the contrast between how light appears underwater and above water, and how much light is being filtered out by the water, based […]
WGA lists it as Romanticism, but honestly, I think it’s halfway between Realism and Romanticism as it lacks some of the key components of Romanticism but isn’t as realistic as most from the Realism era. But, the thing I really love about the painting is the subtly of the shadows on the plants and the marble table […]
