The Italian city of L’Aquila has a population of around 70.000 inhabitants and it is the capital city of both the Abruzzo Region and the Namesake province. On April 6, 2009, an earthquake of 6,3 magnitude struck central Italy.

309 people were killed, twenty of them were children and around 65.000 people became homeless. The earthquake was felt in all central regions of the peninsula, damaging also historic buildings in other adjacent provinces.

In 2014 Paolo Porto aims to do a tribute to the history of L’Aquila and its beauty, reporting the real situation of the reconstruction of some magnificent buildings of the old town center. The author wants to draw attention to some abandoned places of the city, which have been photographed for the first time after the quake. In doing so, the author decided to choose some desolated places inside the red zone, revitalizing them through the presence of naked bodies in movement.

In this way the involvement of dancers, provides a new interpretation of the space that surround human bodies, but it is also a way to give back life inside some buildings that are definitely closed. Women’s bodies move through the ruins, such as in the medieval squares of St. Dominic and St. Peter, or inside private palaces and public offices.

The evolution of the performance draws an imaginary path, set in a space that now is unusual to human movements, so that the author gave life to a huge contrast between the grace of bodies performing and the static scaffoldings that surround old buildings. The result is that the audience can imagine the movement of the dancer, but is totally attracted by the contrast with the background in which the body is set. None of the photos have been processed in post-production and all of them remained faithful to the original scene.

There is no such thing as moral phenomena, but only a moral interpretation of phenomena. (F.W.N.)

List of authors:
Justin Kern
Ben
Mike Beauregard
Len Radin

Conscious Automata is 2011 Masmöd’s sophomore release with Nueva Forma, an unexpected and yet natural followup to his debut album, Axiom. Where Axiom left listeners in a state of seemingly cold and urban decay, Conscious Automata transports listeners to a warmer, more melodic sonic narrative; a place of rediscovery, forgiveness, and new-found courage.

Ciprian Mihai based in Bucharest, is specialized in automotive and models photography.
For all the technical nerds, here’s a list of his equipment:
Canon EOS 40D
Canon EOS Grip
Canon 17-85 F4
Helios 58mm F2
1x Canon Speedlight 430ex I
2x Cactus 285 HV
Micnova V2 Wirless System
Hoya Filter
Graduale Blue
Graduale Orange
ND Grey
Coking Polarized filter
2x light tripod
2x camera tripod
custom automotive rig
Asus I5 2.5mghz , 8gb RAM , 500GB HDD
1x 1TB Western Digital HDD
1x 2TB Samsung HDD
Wacom Graphyc tablet
Extended Dekstop, Samsung 20.5″
2x white umbrellas
1x softbox

Theory of Everything is a project by keke designs.

Circular interpretations of smoothly varying families of symmetry. A visual representation of the hypothetical theory of theoretical physics that explains and links together all known physical phenomena.

The following are initially based on the Lie Groups, E7 and E8. Lie Groups play a huge role in modern geometry and represent the best developed theory of continuous symmetry of mathematical objects and structures.

10328×7760 – A 10K Timelapse Demo by SCIENTIFANTASTIC showcase the extreme resolution of the PhaseOne IQ180 camera of which it was shot. Each shot is comprised of hundreds individual still images, each weighing in at a whopping 80 megapixels.