... Sphere is said to be the largest LED screen on Earth, at about 580,000 square feet, and has about 1.2 million puck lights. Each light has 48 diodes, a type of semiconductor device, each of which can display up to 256 million colors, according to Sphere Entertainment.
"The Exosphere is more than a screen or a billboard — it is living architecture, and unlike anything that exists anywhere in the world," said Guy Barnett, Sphere Entertainment's senior vice president of brand strategy and creative development.
Additionally, the company says it's the world's largest spherical structure at 516 feet wide and 366 feet tall. It seats 17,600 people, with a 20,000-person standing capacity....
“My Copyright” by Patrice Quillard | The Black and White Photo Awards 2023
... “Suddenly and for a brief moment, he turned towards me, looked at me intensely and I understood the full force of his dominance over his troops. It was an unforgettable moment for me, exactly what I was looking to bring out through a photograph,” Quillard explains.
Alongside the title of “Black and White Photographer of the Year,” Quillard also received a €1,000 cash prize....
Needless to say, the trick has sent Twitter users wild (below), with many refusing to believe that the cubes aren't moving at all. Indeed, without focusing on one of the cube's corners (or even with a cursor over it), it's practically impossible not to perceive that the shapes – like our heads – are spinning.
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The colors change, but the circles don't change position or size
... As an aside, does BRD appear smaller on your screen or is it just me?
I often zoom in or out, so I'm the wrong one to ask.
I've got my browser set at 115% but only BRD appears small.
Weird.
My zoom is website-specific. So, if I zoom in on BRD that setting will persist without affecting the zoom on other sites. Also, on my Apple PowerBook mousepad it's possible to zoom in or out without intending to if I let my fingers linger.
Clever, because of the shape, but not so much optical illusion as bad shadow. A little different light from the front and it would be clear. But I think the "dog" in the upper right looks more like a deer.
Clever, because of the shape, but not so much optical illusion as bad shadow. A little different light from the front and it would be clear. But I think the "dog" in the upper right looks more like a deer.
I almost posted, "More, if we count the dog pelt hat and coat the person is wearing."
"That’s not a man walking, it’s a third dog."
You also could have told me the one in the back was a small donkey and I would have believed it.
Opps. I thought the far black dog was really 2 dogs. It's fuzzier on GoCubsGo's copy.
Another example:
"The shadow on the stairs looks like another set of stairs."
It seems MC Esher has finally dabbled in working architecture, can't wait to see then not comprehend the rest of the house.