2. How Is National Geographic Different From Alfred Steiglitz's Camera Work?

Projection 52 … 22

July 2, 2009

Meet Krzysztof. Krzysztof is an honest to goodness, living, animate, Time Lord.

D200, Tamron 17 – 50 f2.8, bachelor calorie-free

He tells me …

'my task is to build and run the nearly accurate atomic clock to calibrate the unit of time of the UK and global time scale. As the unit of time (the 2d) is defined base of operations on a catamenia of characteristic oscillations in a caesium cantlet, I need to physically have some caesium, wiggle it with microwaves (a scrap similar in the m-w oven) of approximately known frequency and bank check if the atoms respond to the jerk. They would only answer if m-w frequency is only correct. Better fifty-fifty, I can tune that frequency so the diminutive response is max. This gives me a frequency of accurately known value (the atoms are telling me what it is), which I can feed into a clock.'

Right. I have known Krzysztof for years and he is a well liked and respected member of the community. Anytime he is going to show me around Cracow I hope. We met when our boys were in the aforementioned school – that's the time when you lot lose your identity and become someone's dad, we got on well form the beginning!

When I popped around to accept his portrait, he asked me to include a clock that belonged to his Grandfather, which was perfect given his chore! However, the clock was in a really nighttime corner of the business firm and endeavor equally I might, I could not calorie-free the clock and Krzysztof. So we retired to his conservatory and I did a multiple exposure in photographic camera and it worked. I so added a few more of the clocks in photoshop subsequently. The tint is reminiscent of 'Alfred Steiglitz, 'Camera Piece of work' photographs which I admire and so much.

>Projection 52 … 22

July 2, 2009

>Meet Krzysztof. Krzysztof is an honest to goodness, living, breathing, Time Lord.

D200, Tamron 17 – l f2.8, bachelor low-cal

He tells me …

'my job is to build and run the most accurate atomic clock to calibrate the unit of time of the UK and global fourth dimension scale. Equally the unit of time (the second) is defined base on a period of characteristic oscillations in a caesium atom, I need to physically take some caesium, wiggle it with microwaves (a scrap like in the 1000-west oven) of approximately known frequency and check if the atoms respond to the wiggle. They would only respond if grand-w frequency is just right. Better even, I can tune that frequency and so the atomic response is max. This gives me a frequency of accurately known value (the atoms are telling me what it is), which I tin feed into a clock.'

Right. I accept known Krzysztof for years and he is a well liked and respected member of the customs. Someday he is going to show me around Krakow I hope. We met when our boys were in the same school – that'due south the time when you lose your identity and go someone's dad, nosotros got on well form the start!

When I popped effectually to have his portrait, he asked me to include a clock that belonged to his Grandfather, which was perfect given his job! However, the clock was in a actually night corner of the firm and try as I might, I could non low-cal the clock and Krzysztof. So we retired to his conservatory and I did a multiple exposure in camera and it worked. I and so added a few more than of the clocks in photoshop subsequently. The tint is reminiscent of 'Alfred Steiglitz, 'Photographic camera Work' photographs which I admire so much.

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