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Modern day science fiction photography and images.
Aura
Aura Awareness At this point I think we are all cognizant that us humans are multifaceted & pretty complex beings. We are conscious & subconcious. We are singular, yet part of a mass collective. We are physical, mental, emotional, & energetic ..... Yes energetic! Every living being has an energetic force field of its own, its called an aura. An aura is a transparent light of color(s) that surrounds people, animals & even plants.It has been said that the aura can span between 4-9ft wide around a subject. It can be seen with the naked eye with practice or a special Kirlan Photography device. It was named after Semyon Kirlan who accidentallty discovered this method in 1939. Although studies of the aura goes back as far as 1700's.
What Amelia Earhart Photo Says About the Power of Photography
I've been thinking about that newly uncovered photograph of Amelia Earhart and its upending of history, telling us she indeed survived that dive her plane apparently took into the Pacific Ocean in 1937.
Paul LevinsonPublished 7 years ago in FuturismContact
First contact could have gone better. The beings visiting Earth had learned how to leave behind their physical bodies so long ago that the idea of an awakened mind being tethered to meat was at best quaint, and frankly, a little disgusting to them. How could one explore infinite space, or spend the required centuries on the really worthwhile philosophical questions, when still stuck in all that biomass? Still, they were impressed with the progress, and more importantly the potential, they saw in humanity. The generational march forward of knowledge and thought was a revelation to creatures that had decoupled from the freight engine of biological evolution so long ago. They reasoned that once these Earthlings had been taught how to leave their husks behind, the addition of their billions to galactic exploration would inject these efforts with a new energy . It was so rare for a species to make the leap to true sentience, let alone maintain it. So many self-destructive habits inevitably accompanied reaching this state while still trapped in physical form. Only one species in a million could do it. The beings were going to help humanity leave their millennia of conflict behind, bring a new utopia, and make the galaxy a richer place. If only they could make contact . . .
Byondhelp PhotographyPublished 7 years ago in FuturismLife in 360°
Technology is growing and shaping the way we take photographs. We even capture and create memories using our cell phones, so it's not surprising that photography is still an evolving industry. Videos and photographs are about to change our point of view that will have us seeing the world in 360° degrees.
Yvette CordovaPublished 7 years ago in FuturismGarrett Brown's SkyCam History
You've seen the view from high above a football stadium before. But have you ever flown through the goalposts like a football? With SkyCam, a computerized camera originated in the 1980s, that soars through the air on steel cables. Its applications went far beyond sporting arenas, including skiing and other non arena based sports as well as the making of movies, television commercials, and even music videos.
Eddie WongPublished 7 years ago in FuturismLiving in a Disconnected World
David Karp, a recent graduate from Cornell University, is part of the up-and-coming trend of initiative Millennials taking their careers by storm. In his visionary film Disconnected, Karp sees the world through a lens that we all find ourselves bound to: that of the screen. In a world where screen-time replaces human interaction, what does it mean to truly be alive?
Natasha SydorPublished 8 years ago in Futurism