I regularly visit Weymouth RSPB Lodmoor reserve especially when the common terns are nesting there. On this occasion it was a very white sky, so there is not much colour in the image. I like the positioning of the birds and the arty look it has created. Crafted from the finest materials, including high-quality metals, crystals, and glass, these lighting products are true Norman Foster is fascinated by the light from above, for instance, the roof. Large public buildings benefit from the vast amount of direct daylight entering from above, creating exaggerated, dramatic, and enjoyable spaces. In his projects, terminals, and museums, natural light is a principal source that lets the light from the ceiling illuminate the surfaces below. luxurious lighting fixtures that we offer. Whether you are a retailer, designer, architect, or simply a connoisseur of

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Avoiding clear symbolism — a house means ‘x’, or a sphere means ‘y’— Magritte repurposes readymade objects to evoke a sensation. The warm glow from the house suggests that perhaps we can only truly be at home in the world where some mystery remains. To understand everything would be to have nothing left to uncover. The door left ajar, thus, speaks to this tension between concealment, the unknown, and the feeling of home. Each of these masterworks is born from an appreciation of light, and how it can be harnessed to convey different emotion. Wyeth explores closeness with a delicate balance of light across a figure, while Parrish and Magritte probe the mystery of light and shadow in landscape. Monet portrays the physiognomy of a city, and the impressions of light on a foggy afternoon. Turner employs similar techniques to study openness and sense of place on Lungernsee. We interact with light every day. We use it to grow, to communicate, to navigate and to learn. It takes the form of radio waves, microwaves, infrared, ultraviolet, X-rays and gamma rays. It affects our natural rhythms and provides us with the vitamins needed to function and in an increasingly built world light is an essential element, allowing us to perceive architecture and to live and work in buildings. Whether you are looking for a bold, dramatic centrepiece or a subtle, understated piece, the variety of products in this This undulating glass and steel roof rests on eight aluminum-clad columns within the courtyard. A thin rubber seal connects the glass canopy to the original roof-top. The rainwater drains down from the covering to the center of the columns.Light is adaptable, bendable and ever-changing, making it gloriously unpredictable. It is this unpredictability that inspires Herzog & de Meuron. Their use of metal and glass creates reflective façades that reach up into the skyline of the cities in which they are present. 56 Leonard Street is a classic example — it continuously reflects the current weather, seeming luminous when the sun shines, ominous when the clouds roll in, fiery at sunrise, or inky and sparkling through the night. This appreciation of colour and its kindred relationship to light recurs throughout Mr. Allen’s collection, most notably in a watercolour of Lake Lungern in Switzerland by Joseph Mallord William Turner. Nothing is left hidden, yet everything appears as if in a dream. Parrish chooses a perspective that does not shroud our gaze, nor filter our vision.

Of all the projects in which she and her team were involved, the Heydar Alive Centre in Baku stands out. The lighting, seemingly fused within the very fabric of the building, is a true masterclass in illumination. Started in 2007 and completed in 2012, the project was a huge leap forward for lighting technology, and many of the ideas and systems first used here have become common practice today. Over the past decade LED technology has seen some of the most exciting ground breaking developments to hit the lighting market and we have been there from the beginning, which has been fantastic news for us allowing us to take advantage and utilize technology to create even more elaborate lighting designs. With over 4000 products, we cover all aspects of commercial and domestic lighting, including down lights, bathroom lighting, spotlights, exterior lighting and much more. A truly diverse choice, from cutting edge, minimalistic to elegant classics providing a complete lighting solution.

Taken with a Canon 7D Mk II with a Canon 100-400mm lens with shutter speed 1/640 at f/8 with an ISO of 200. I like to get close to the action and shoot from a low angle to emphasise the movement of the dance sides. In this photo of Lyme Morris in action at the Wessex Folk Festival 2017, I captured this unusual shot with the camera resting on the ground, composed without the viewfinder to get a worm’s-eye view of the dancers.’

As a leader in their field, Perkins and Will have invested millions of dollars into their research department. Their work in healthcare and the impact of lighting for well-being is unparalleled, a fact that is apparent in many of their projects. However, it is in the design of The Greater Accra Regional Hospital at Ridge in Ghana where they harnessed truly life-changing technological advancements. Architects: Showcase your next project through Architizer and sign up for our inspirational newsletter . It’s a provocative composition, giving a voyeuristic view of the woman at rest, and yet she is veiled, hidden from sight as much as she is revealed. Wyeth is exceptional in his portrayal of how the netted fabric around her catches the light, giving her the appearance of a goddess about to wake. catalogue are sure to impress. So, start browsing today and discover the perfect lighting fixture to enhance your home,Taken with a Canon 5D Mk III with a 70-200mm f/4 lens at 70mm. Aperture of f/6.3 and a high ISO of 5000, shutter speed of 1/4000 sec to freeze the action and keep people in sharp focus. works of art. They not only provide illumination but also serve as statement pieces that elevate any space to the next