Lately I have been searching the net for documentaries on architecture. I've found a few interesting documentaries which I will be sharing here in my blog. The first documentary that I am going to share comes from a program from HGTV title World's Most Extreme Homes.
This house has caught my attention since it has a very unique exterior and interior. Most houses have edges and are basically squares and rectangles. This house on the other hand is a sphere and has a lot of curved spaces inside.
Check out the video below
Recycled Art: Old Computer Parts and Transistor
Every time I open my CPU I always get amazed at the complexity of each part working in unison to make millions of complex calculations every second. Whenever I take my CPU apart I can't help but admire how the manufacturers and designers of these parts worked hard to create these sophisticated components.
While I was searching the net for computer parts I saw some photo of some sculptures which used old computer components as the sculptors choice of material. I was amused with this unique art since it never crossed my mind that these old computer parts can be converted into works of art.
Although the shapes look simple, I bet that it took a lot of effort to create these sculptures. The texture of these computer parts also helped enhance the sculptures.
For more sculptures click on the links below.
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Unique Hotels
I love buildings with unique designs and concepts. Out of the box designs, I get my inspiration. Seeing these designs motivates me not to confine myself to traditional solutions. It encourages me to look for a variety of possible solutions to the problem.
A few days ago, I was stuck with a mediocre design for an interior project. I needed to refresh my creative juices and find inspirations for hotel interiors.
I found the website unusualhotelsoftheworld.com and I saw a bunch of unique hotels. A lot of the posts have caught my interest. I searched through their archives and found a lot of creative hotel designs and concepts. I have found several hotels designed with adaptive reuse.
Below are some of the hotels which caught my attention.
Jumbo Stay
This will probably be the best sleep you'll experience on a jet
La Balade des Gnomes
Get to experience what the ancient greeks experienced inside the trojan horse with better facilities.
Magic Mountain Hotel
An enchanting experience inside this magical hotel it almost feel like you are in a fairy tale.
Crane Hotel
Now this is what I call sleeping on the job.
To find more unique hotels please visit the site below
Source: unusualhotelsoftheworld.com
Image Averaging - How to Increase Detail and Remove Noise from Images
Shooting with low light means that you need to use high ISO, resulting in a lot of noise. I found two articles that improve the quality of photos taken at a high ISO level. The first method is to stack underexposed photos to create a proper exposure. The other method is to stack a few high-iso photos removing the noise and increasing the detail.
Single Image ISO 3200
9 images averaged at ISO 3200
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