數學遊嬉 Mathematical Manipulations over Monalisa, Kensington Market Spadina Toronto Jun 8 2008

Taking a photo is one thing and processing it for his/her own flavour is another. Manipulation of RGB colors with mathematical functions is not different than having almost infinite number of optical filters. Active post-processing of the original photos sometimes gives me more fun than just shooting. :-)

Santus II : Libera

Salva Me: Libera

視覺認知能 Sense & Sensibility, Jarvis & King Street Toronto Mar 18 2009

Cognitive capability of human over visual image depends on resolving power of light of the receptor, i.e. retina of eye. Light is nothing but a bundle of energy which excites the recipient obects by transferring the energy. When an object gets lighted, it reflects some portion of light depending on the surface conditions and absorbs & transfers some energy into thermal or photo-synthetic form to energize itself leading deformation or dissolving etc. And on a molecular level the surface layer of the object gets excited and restored to its normal state by emitting its intrinsic forms of small energy bundle so that we can recognize the color of the object.

Not every animal has capability in perceiving the whole range of visible light, the beautiful rainbow color. Some animals recognize & react certain range of colors lots better because it's related to their survival. Some animals like snake is far sensitive in motions than colors to catch its prey while alive. And as far as I know, dog is only for grey level of colors. And fighting bull is really sensitive in red color.. Bat has active ultra-sonic capability so that they don't need any light to see for navigation, instead they generate ultra-sonic sound and perceive the reflecting patterns to interpret and recognize instantly..
I couldn't think aesthetics or any other beauties without thinking and appreciating the capability of human sensory system through eyes. The Creator gave us the sophisticated ability not only to survive but to have lot of fun with beautiful surroundings..





Colonel Boger's March

迫進的多量性 Full Variety of Oceanic Transportation, Jun 2006

Such a short span of time when I got back from Rock Temple in Elephanta Island, I got to see almost all kind of different type of ships in the harbor in Mumbai from wind-sailing traditional fisherman's boat to state-of-the art aircraft carrier.. Varieties and dynamics, whatever they are, give me energy or at least a room for thought for moving forward..

Watching ships is as romantic as for trains for me. Floating over the blue ocean, navigating from here to there on a reasonable speed, not like 2.5 super sonic, our ships still live along with mechanical era far detached from jet-lagging world of digital box of Pandora though they've been also challenged by the super-powered nuclear ships or ultra-speedy racing boats.. and also much threatened by the evilly pirates.

Goldberg Variations No.1 J.S.Bach



http://peterinbombay.blogspot.com/2009/03/mumbai-harbor-bengal-ocean-mumbai-india.html

幾何的遊嬉 Birds on the Wires, Broadview Toronto Feb 2009

Sometimes linear composition of image makes me grab my camera for shooting. Very simple combination of vertical post with couple of horizontal wires looked quite freshy and even funny with all the sparrows resting in peace..

秀麗 Grandiose planet we've been living.., Nejapa Golf Club Managua Nicaragua Dec 2005

It was literally a twilight game. But how dare I could try to focus on playing under such gorgeous wrap-up of the day on earth..
Out of Africa.. John Barry

colors, lights, materials and their geometric combinations, Sandra Ainsley Gallery: the Distillery Mill Street Toronto Mar 18 2009

Building 32 in the Distillery District in Mill Street in Toronto,
there was a gallery 'Sandra Ainseley' of gorgeous layout of the exhibition halls
with awesome selection of the great art works.

I was so fascinated by the all the combination of layout, colors & textiles, lighting and all the art works
displayed, I took a couple of rounds of tour in the gallery.

This place should be my regular site of visit at least once a month. Great!!

Awsome Selection : Sandra Ainsley, the Distillery Toronto Mar 18 2009

Building 32 in the Distillery District in Mill Street in Toronto, there was a gallery 'Sandra Ainseley' of gorgeous layout of the exhibition halls with awesome selection of the great art works. I was so fascinated by the all the combination of layout, colors & textiles, lighting and all the art works displayed, I took a couple of rounds of tour in the gallery. This place should be my regular site of visit at least once a month. Great!!

Bennett Bean: Sandra Ainsley Gallery, the Distillery Toronto Mar 18 2009