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Wilmington Sidewalk At Night Photograph by Greg and Chrystal Mimbs

Wilmington Sidewalk At Night Photograph by Greg and Chrystal Mimbs | Lighting in art | Scoop.it
Wilmington Sidewalk At Night is a photograph by Greg and Chrystal Mimbs which was uploaded on September 17th, 2015. The photograph may be purchased as wall art, home decor, apparel, phone cases, greeting cards, and more. All products are produced on-demand and shipped worldwide within 2 - 3 business days.
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bonsoir... Un thème différent de ce que... - Jerome passion photos | Facebook

bonsoir... Un thème différent de ce que... - Jerome passion photos | Facebook | Lighting in art | Scoop.it
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Un thème différent de ce que je propose habituellement.. ;plus contemplatif.. plus creatif.. moins ordinaire.. je ne sais pas si vous apprécierez ou pas..
dites le moii... :-)
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Bonne nuit les amis ! - Jean-Pierre Puton | Facebook

Bonne nuit les amis ! - Jean-Pierre Puton | Facebook | Lighting in art | Scoop.it
Bonne nuit les amis !
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MIT Scientists Made the Blackest Black Ever, and an Artist Used It To Do Something Magical

MIT Scientists Made the Blackest Black Ever, and an Artist Used It To Do Something Magical | Lighting in art | Scoop.it
Artist Diemut Strebe joined forces with scientists at MIT to create the blackest black and apply it to her art. The effect is stunning
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FAPA - Fine Art Photography Awards - First Fine Art Photography Contest - Show WinnersGallery

FAPA - Fine Art Photography Awards - First Fine Art Photography Contest - Show WinnersGallery | Lighting in art | Scoop.it
It’s always Seoul that gets mentioned in the media’s coverage of South Korea, and since it’s so close to the border with North Korea, that’s understandable. But on the southeastern coast of the Korean peninsula, there’s another sprawling city that offers some of Asia’s most intriguing urban sights. Dense and vibrant, Busan shows how Asian cities are leading the way in futuristic high-rise, while preserving their historical roots.

Busan was one of the few cities in South Korea that was not captured by the North during the Korean War in the 1950s. Busan is now the country's second most-populous city after Seoul, with 3.6 million inhabitants. It has become an international business and finance center, with one of the busiest seaports in the world. On the edge of the city, Busan’s Gamcheon Culture Village - once a refuge following the Korean War - has turned into a colourful community that connects the past with the present.

Exploring Busan with my camera for a week, I aimed to capture the patterns in its urban chaos and the place of the individual in an ever-expanding landscape of concrete. Life, in a modern metropolis.
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Retro Street Light by William Rollo - Photo 1002490977 / 500px

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Retro Street Light by William Rollo...
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Light at the end of the road by Manju - Photo 1002310683 / 500px

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Light at the end of the road by Manju
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Image about travel in Autumn Vibes� by Katherine

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Discovered by Katherine. Find images and videos about travel, night and city on We Heart It - the app to get lost in what you love.
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Seeing nature in a new light

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A review of How to See Nature by Paul Evans.
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'Does a dog know art can disappear?' Surrealism and subsidence in Mexico City | Cities | The Guardian

'Does a dog know art can disappear?' Surrealism and subsidence in Mexico City | Cities | The Guardian | Lighting in art | Scoop.it
The illustrated city: Its main arts institution may be sinking, but the city’s influence on artists and thinkers from Carrington to Trotsky cannot be so easily erased
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dog and lighting at night

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Man Standing Near Street Lights · Free Stock Photo

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One of many great free stock photos from Pexels. This photo is about tourist destination, tourist spot, wear
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Konstantin Alekseyevich Korovin, Nightlife on the Rue Venis, Paris; 1932

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Thibaud Poirier Captures the Peaceful Beauty of "Sleeping Venice"

Thibaud Poirier Captures the Peaceful Beauty of "Sleeping Venice" | Lighting in art | Scoop.it
From Thibaud Poirier comes a series on the calm and quiet side of Venice, a drastically different visual experience of the popular Italian city.
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LED Light Powered by Light of the Cold Night Sky – NextBigFuture.com

LED Light Powered by Light of the Cold Night Sky – NextBigFuture.com | Lighting in art | Scoop.it
An inexpensive thermoelectric device harnesses the cold of space without active heat input, generating electricity that powers an LED at night, researchers report September 12 in the journal Joule. Above – In this photograph, the thermoelectric generator harnesses temperature differences to produce renewable electricity without active heat input. Here it is generating light. CREDIT Aaswath Raman The device developed by Raman and Stanford University scientists Wei Li and Shanhui Fan sidesteps the limitations of solar power by taking advantage of radiative cooling, in which a sky-facing surface passes its heat to the atmosphere as thermal radiation, losing some heat to space and reaching a cooler temperature than the surrounding air. This phenomenon explains how frost forms on grass during above-freezing nights, and the same principle can be used to generate electricity, harnessing temperature differences to produce renewable electricity at night, when lighting demand peaks. Raman and colleagues tested their low-cost thermoelectric generator on a rooftop in Stanford, California, under a clear December sky. The device, which consists of a polystyrene enclosure covered in aluminized mylar to minimize thermal radiation and protected by an infrared-transparent wind cover, sat on a table one meter above roof level, drawing heat from the surrounding air and releasing it into the night sky through a simple black emitter. When the thermoelectric module was connected to a voltage boost convertor and a white LED, the researchers observed that it passively powered the light. They further measured its power output over six hours, finding that it generated as much as 25 milliwatts of energy per square meter. Since the radiative cooler consists of a simple aluminum disk coated in paint, and all other components can be purchased off the shelf, Raman and the team believe the device can be easily scaled for practical use. The amount of electricity it generates per unit area remains relatively small, limiting its widespread applications for now, but the researchers predict it can be made twenty times more powerful with improved engineering–such as by suppressing heat gain in the radiative cooling component to increase heat-exchange efficiency–and operation in a hotter, drier climate. SOURCES- Stanford, Journal Joule, Eurekalert Written by Brian Wang Brian Wang is a prolific business-oriented writer of emerging and disruptive technologies. He is known for insightful articles that combine business and technical analysis that catches the attention of the general public and is also useful for those in the industries. He is the sole author and writer of nextbigfuture.com, the top online science blog. He is also involved in angel investing and raising funds for breakthrough technology startup companies. He gave the recent keynote presentation at Monte Jade event with a talk entitled the Future for You.  He gave an annual update on molecular nanotechnology at Singularity University on nanotechnology, gave a TEDX talk on energy, and advises USC ASTE 527 (advanced space projects program). He has been interviewed for radio, professional organizations. podcasts and corporate events. He was recently interviewed by the radio program Steel on Steel on satellites and high altitude balloons that will track all movement in many parts of the USA. He fundraises for various high impact technology companies and has worked in computer technology, insurance, healthcare and with corporate finance. He has substantial familiarity with a broad range of breakthrough technologies like age reversal and antiaging, quantum computers, artificial intelligence, ocean tech,  agtech, nuclear fission, advanced nuclear fission, space propulsion, satellites, imaging, molecular nanotechnology, biotechnology, medicine, blockchain, crypto and many other areas.
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Mickey's Victorian Christmas from Thomas Kinkade Studios Sweepstakes!

Mickey's Victorian Christmas from Thomas Kinkade Studios Sweepstakes! | Lighting in art | Scoop.it
Thomas Kinkade released a new Disney Christmas painting - Mickey's Victorian Christmas! Admire classic Disney characters as they decorate for Christmas.
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Lighted Road at Night · Free Stock Photo

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This illuminating map captures the feeling of looking out of an airplane at night | Yanko Design

NiteLanding’s lamp looks like the view from your airplane as you’re flying over a city at night! Taking topographical data of cities and adding light to them, NiteLanding isn’t really a decorative map as much as it’s an interactive lighting device. In the day, it looks like a bird’s eye view of your favorite city, but as night falls, the NiteLanding lights up, just like the city does, mimicking streetlights and building lights as seen from above! It truly resembles looking down upon your city from the skies! NiteLanding was born out of a passion for travel, and a need to capture the beauty of a city, not just during the day but also at night. NiteLanding comes to life in the dark, as small pores and dots light up on its surface to resemble the city’s lights. Each city’s map is crafted to perfection, sometimes with details that are as much as half a millimeter thin. The maps use highly accurate and open-source data from OpenStreetMap, capturing the finest and smallest of details to create a relief map that’s as accurate as it gets. Right behind the map sits a piece of acrylic glass with thousands of dots etched into it. LEDs around the edges of the map help illuminate these etched dots, making them look like thousands upon thousands of street lamps and building lights. The lights even come with a dimmer switch to control the brightness and intensity of your city’s sparkle! Each NiteLanding comes with a frame that allows you to hang it on a wall, and a cover that lets you use it as an interactive installation, placing miniature objects and figurines on it to bring out the map’s interactive element. You could put that Eiffel Tower keychain to much better use, resting it right across the Trocadero on your miniature map of Paris, or add souvenirs from your travel on top of the map to give it a more personalized, more interactive touch. The NiteLanding lamps come in two sizes, and can even be customized to carve a special message or your holiday hashtag into its bottom right corner, near the city’s name. Who knew maps could look this mesmerizing at night too!? Designers: Azmi J & Kittichai Reawsanguanwong Click Here to Buy Now: $109 $154 (30% off). Hurry, less than 72 hours left! NiteLanding Lamp – City Light View from 30,000 Feet NiteLanding is an evocative lamp, crafted to bring back the moment of looking down at a bustling metropolis city view from your window airplane seat at 30,000 ft in the air. A decoration lamp display famous city maps from around the world. Style your home in the day, and experience the city light at night. 2-in1 Decorative Art Display NiteLanding is the world’s first lamp that let you experience the hybrid nature of showcasing it’s ART in 2 different versions. During the day, it gives the visual impression of a detailed 3D city map. At night, the lamp comes to life, illuminating a fabulous city light view. NiteLanding Lamp Story “We all love to travel and our goal is to run out of pages in our passports. Our story began from one night flight, when we were approaching our destination’s airport for landing. We was captivated by the mesmerizing views of the city skyline with golden lights peppering the city. The warm, ambient glow emanated from buildings, roads, and streetlights, all forming the modern-day city we know so well. That’s how the NiteLanding Lamp came to be. We created this lamp so that we could pause time and stay in that moment forever,” Reawsanguanwong told Yanko Design. Below: The Art of City Day Street in 3 Dimensional Each artwork of the city map is crafted with precise clean cut and contours with micro details (some lines as thin as 0.6 mm). We remain all the actual map accuracy (OpenStreetMap data), and restyle the streets, roads and rivers in the form of 3D ART. Our Satin-White finishing of the city street layer resemble a minimal purity of white canvas painting. Each city map is accompanied by the city’s name with its respective time zone (UTC). Below: Glowing Sreet Night Light They created the “Glowing Street Light Effect” (patent pending) to simulate the city night view. By implementing lighting depth illusion on the transparent plexiglass layer (underneath the city street map) to replicate more than a thousand illuminated lighting effect of buildings and street lights. The basic theory is when the light travels into the edge of a clear polymer or glass, the light will bounce around inside until it finds a way out at the far edges with the effect of no light being lost (similar to the basis of fiber optics). But an interesting twist happens when the surface between the edges is disrupted. By etching and carving pattern on each surface of the material one by one, we control where the light escapes and create the effect of more than thousand street lamps. More than thousand lighting effect underneath city street layer. A comparison of Nitelanding’s city light with the actual Paris map (photo reference from NASA earth observatory) Tell Your Travel Stories Each city you visited has your own unique encounters and experiences, share and inspire others with your own city stories. Time flies but our memories on that city last forever! Get Creative Not only the NiteLanding Lamp is a great gift or display but doubles out as a creative avenue for the young one to explore their imagination. Encourage them to create their own adventure in the big city. Have them spark their imagination with toy planes roaming above the city or the boat gliding through the river. Creative builders & hobbyists will love how their iconic landmarks comes to life when placed next to the NiteLanding Lamp. Creating their own mini cities in their favorite space. They may choose to display standing or having it displayed flat on the surface. Low Heat Lighting: Safe to touch LEDs are cool to touch because they generally don’t produce heat in the form of IR. We designed the “Glowing Street Light Effect” by having the LEDs conceal along the side of the frame, a similar technique to the edge-light system for light guide panel (ELS-LGP). With the city street layer placed on top, the heat is placed further from light source making the lamp surface low in heat and safe to touch even for playing. Touch Sensor Dimmer Switch Take control of your lamp with a smart light dimmer. A simple touch on the logo to turn the lamp ON/OFF. Touch and hold to dim the light up/down. Adjust your city light brightness to your preference with the step-less dimmer. With built in smart memory chipset, the lamp intelligently recognized your last brightness when turned OFF. Perfect for your preferred preset brightness to your bed light level before sleep! Below: Design Meets Art Universal Power Adaptor Each NiteLanding Lamp comes with Universal power adaptor. We will also provide FREE 4 additional changeable plugs attachment consist of US, UK, EU, AU sockets for every set. The new locking system makes it easy to change the plug according to the different country electrical socket. Perfect gift for your family and friends who lives in different country! Below: Available Sizes – NiteLanding Lamp – M size (10”x10”), 25 x 25 x 5 cm – NiteLanding Lamp – L size (16.5”x12.5”), 42 x 33 x 5 cm Special Edition: Custom Light Up Message Personalize your NiteLanding Lamp with a special light up message. Add your special story about your trip. Bring back your wonderful memory and make it last forever! You may delight your love ones with the memorable time you had in Paris or could be a fun secret code only you and your buddy knew of that crazy trip.You can put anything you want – it’s the perfect personalized gift for the whole family! You can add your own text message up to 30 characters (for NiteLanding M size), and 40 characters (for NiteLanding L size) for example; – “What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas” – “London is calling, Smith’s family” – “Our honeymoon trip, Justin & Alice 14.02.19” What’s In The Box Each NiteLanding Lamp come with inline touch dimmer button and universal adaptor. We also provide FREE additional 4 plugs (US, UK, EU, AU) for every set. What a perfect gift to send to your friends or family around the world. Available Cities: Top 30 world’s most-visited cities The Team We’re a group of passionate designers and always dream of creating our very own product that could benefit people from all walks of life. We truly believed with the simple touch of design could make a big impact on society and let them enjoy life to the fullest. NiteLanding Lamp is a clean & simple art that contains the spirit of our design. This project is all about helping people travel back to a particular moment in an instant, and relive it all over again. Click Here to Buy Now: $109 $154 (30% off). Hurry, less than 72 hours left!
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Street lighting «

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I'm still enjoying taking photos of trees before dawn with lighting from street lights. See you next time.Jack...
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Morning Walk In Gatlinburg Tennessee Photograph by Greg and Chrystal Mimbs

Morning Walk In Gatlinburg Tennessee Photograph by Greg and Chrystal Mimbs | Lighting in art | Scoop.it
Morning Walk In Gatlinburg Tennessee is a photograph by Greg and Chrystal Mimbs which was uploaded on April 27th, 2015. The photograph may be purchased as wall art, home decor, apparel, phone cases, greeting cards, and more. All products are produced on-demand and shipped worldwide within 2 - 3 business days.
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Wandering Camera – Old York Street Light – Whims And Fancies

Wandering Camera – Old York Street Light – Whims And Fancies | Lighting in art | Scoop.it
Old York Street Light On Etsy   Hello Everyone!  Welcome to this month’s Wandering Camera.  Before I continue with today’s post, I have something personal to share.  After looking for a house that we can call home for a very long time, my husband and I finally found one a couple of weekends ago.  All things are now set in motion and hopefully we will be moving by mid to late next month.         I took this photo when we went to see the house.  It has a beautiful backyard with very old Ash trees and a giant Redwood tree.         I am also working on a sewing project that I have had in my mind for a long time.  Carol at Just Let Me quilt is hosting  Witchy Stitchy Blog Hop for Halloween, and this will be just perfect for that.   Here is a sneak peek!         I would love to have an old wrought iron street light placed somewhere in the new house.  I am very fond of them.       Gamla Stan In Stockholm   I love these lights hanging from brick walls of pubs or cafes in the old cities, welcoming people inside after a long countryside walk or just to relax a little by the fireside after travelling a long way.          Not surprising that I found myself painting one such street light hanging above a door. It invokes thoughts of art, history, architecture and stories from medieval times, as well as travelling.         I enjoyed painting the weathered walls, specially the bricks.       Old York Street Light On Etsy   York is such a lovely old English historic city that both of us came up with the idea together of calling this painting Old York Street Light.    Not only this Yorkshire art print will make a great gift for anyone who loves England and Britain, it would make a nice gift for the ones who love old European architecture prints as well. This art print makes a wonderful travel lover gift.  It also can be a part of fun literary gifts or bookworm gifts. A book lover gift – someone who loves to travel through pages. It’s great for both urban decor or medieval decor.   I have prints of this painting now available on my Etsy shop.  I would love for you take a look.  I can’t wait to hang this in the new house by my books.   Thank you for all the wonderful comments, and for sharing your photos with me. I love visiting you and reading a bit about your world, where you have been visiting and what you have been creating.     You can add any number of links to your posts, or write a new post to link up. Please add the badge or a text link back to this site on each post that you link up. You can also add the badge to your blog. I am happy as long as you link back :-) Wandering Camera is a monthly event that runs on the last Thursday of every month.  If you follow me via email, you will get a reminder.  All photography and creative-themed posts are welcome. Have fun!!   You are invited to the Inlinkz link party! Click here to enter I am linking up with the linky parties on my Events And Links page.  Please pay a visit to some of them.       Other posts you might like
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A new wave of appreciation for Agnès Varda: This week’s best art exhibits

A new wave of appreciation for Agnès Varda: This week’s best art exhibits | Lighting in art | Scoop.it
Dorothy Cross at the Kerlin and nighttime cityscapes are among the other highlights...
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Night On South Water Street In Black And White by Greg and Chrystal Mimbs

Night On South Water Street In Black And White by Greg and Chrystal Mimbs | Lighting in art | Scoop.it
This black and white photograph, taken at night, looks along South Water Street in Wilmington, North Carolina. With the windows, door and balconies ov...
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Shatta Wale fan climbs a light pole to watch him perform - Pulse Ghana

Shatta Wale fan climbs a light pole to watch him perform - Pulse Ghana | Lighting in art | Scoop.it
With this daredevil act, a Shatta Wale fan has reminded us of the biblical story of how Zacchaeus went all out to climb a tree to catch a glimpse of Jesus because things like this, only happen for people you can't miss seeing.
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first phase of illuminated river lights up the thames in london

first phase of illuminated river lights up the thames in london | Lighting in art | Scoop.it
historic landmarks of river thames - the millennium, southwark, cannon street and london bridges - are lit up in the first phase of illuminated river.
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These luminous maps show what your favorite city looks like at night! | Yanko Design

NiteLanding’s lamp looks like the view from your airplane as you’re flying over a city at night! Taking topographical data of cities and adding light to them, NiteLanding isn’t really a decorative map as much as it’s an interactive lighting device. In the day, it looks like a bird’s eye view of your favorite city, but as night falls, the NiteLanding lights up, just like the city does, mimicking streetlights and building lights as seen from above! It truly resembles looking down upon your city from the skies! NiteLanding was born out of a passion for travel, and a need to capture the beauty of a city, not just during the day but also at night. NiteLanding comes to life in the dark, as small pores and dots light up on its surface to resemble the city’s lights. Each city’s map is crafted to perfection, sometimes with details that are as much as half a millimeter thin. The maps use highly accurate and open-source data from OpenStreetMap, capturing the finest and smallest of details to create a relief map that’s as accurate as it gets. Right behind the map sits a piece of acrylic glass with thousands of dots etched into it. LEDs around the edges of the map help illuminate these etched dots, making them look like thousands upon thousands of street lamps and building lights. The lights even come with a dimmer switch to control the brightness and intensity of your city’s sparkle! Each NiteLanding comes with a frame that allows you to hang it on a wall, and a cover that lets you use it as an interactive installation, placing miniature objects and figurines on it to bring out the map’s interactive element. You could put that Eiffel Tower keychain to much better use, resting it right across the Trocadero on your miniature map of Paris, or add souvenirs from your travel on top of the map to give it a more personalized, more interactive touch. The NiteLanding lamps come in two sizes, and can even be customized to carve a special message or your holiday hashtag into its bottom right corner, near the city’s name. Who knew maps could look this mesmerizing at night too!? Designers: Azmi J & Kittichai Reawsanguanwong Click Here to Buy Now: $92 $154 (40% off). Hurry, only 41/50 left! NiteLanding Lamp – City Light View from 30,000 Feet NiteLanding is an evocative lamp, crafted to bring back the moment of looking down at a bustling metropolis city view from your window airplane seat at 30,000 ft in the air. A decoration lamp display famous city maps from around the world. Style your home in the day, and experience the city light at night. 2-in1 Decorative Art Display NiteLanding is the world’s first lamp that let you experience the hybrid nature of showcasing it’s ART in 2 different versions. During the day, it gives the visual impression of a detailed 3D city map. At night, the lamp comes to life, illuminating a fabulous city light view. NiteLanding Lamp Story “We all love to travel and our goal is to run out of pages in our passports. Our story began from one night flight, when we were approaching our destination’s airport for landing. We was captivated by the mesmerizing views of the city skyline with golden lights peppering the city. The warm, ambient glow emanated from buildings, roads, and streetlights, all forming the modern-day city we know so well. That’s how the NiteLanding Lamp came to be. We created this lamp so that we could pause time and stay in that moment forever,” Reawsanguanwong told Yanko Design. Below: The Art of City Day Street in 3 Dimensional Each artwork of the city map is crafted with precise clean cut and contours with micro details (some lines as thin as 0.6 mm). We remain all the actual map accuracy (OpenStreetMap data), and restyle the streets, roads and rivers in the form of 3D ART. Our Satin-White finishing of the city street layer resemble a minimal purity of white canvas painting. Each city map is accompanied by the city’s name with its respective time zone (UTC). Below: Glowing Sreet Night Light They created the “Glowing Street Light Effect” (patent pending) to simulate the city night view. By implementing lighting depth illusion on the transparent plexiglass layer (underneath the city street map) to replicate more than a thousand illuminated lighting effect of buildings and street lights. The basic theory is when the light travels into the edge of a clear polymer or glass, the light will bounce around inside until it finds a way out at the far edges with the effect of no light being lost (similar to the basis of fiber optics). But an interesting twist happens when the surface between the edges is disrupted. By etching and carving pattern on each surface of the material one by one, we control where the light escapes and create the effect of more than thousand street lamps. More than thousand lighting effect underneath city street layer. A comparison of Nitelanding’s city light with the actual Paris map (photo reference from NASA earth observatory) Tell Your Travel Stories Each city you visited has your own unique encounters and experiences, share and inspire others with your own city stories. Time flies but our memories on that city last forever! Get Creative Not only the NiteLanding Lamp is a great gift or display but doubles out as a creative avenue for the young one to explore their imagination. Encourage them to create their own adventure in the big city. Have them spark their imagination with toy planes roaming above the city or the boat gliding through the river. Creative builders & hobbyists will love how their iconic landmarks comes to life when placed next to the NiteLanding Lamp. Creating their own mini cities in their favorite space. They may choose to display standing or having it displayed flat on the surface. Low Heat Lighting: Safe to touch LEDs are cool to touch because they generally don’t produce heat in the form of IR. We designed the “Glowing Street Light Effect” by having the LEDs conceal along the side of the frame, a similar technique to the edge-light system for light guide panel (ELS-LGP). With the city street layer placed on top, the heat is placed further from light source making the lamp surface low in heat and safe to touch even for playing. Touch Sensor Dimmer Switch Take control of your lamp with a smart light dimmer. A simple touch on the logo to turn the lamp ON/OFF. Touch and hold to dim the light up/down. Adjust your city light brightness to your preference with the step-less dimmer. With built in smart memory chipset, the lamp intelligently recognized your last brightness when turned OFF. Perfect for your preferred preset brightness to your bed light level before sleep! Below: Design Meets Art Universal Power Adaptor Each NiteLanding Lamp comes with Universal power adaptor. We will also provide FREE 4 additional changeable plugs attachment consist of US, UK, EU, AU sockets for every set. The new locking system makes it easy to change the plug according to the different country electrical socket. Perfect gift for your family and friends who lives in different country! Below: Available Sizes – NiteLanding Lamp – M size (10”x10”), 25 x 25 x 5 cm – NiteLanding Lamp – L size (16.5”x12.5”), 42 x 33 x 5 cm Special Edition: Custom Light Up Message Personalize your NiteLanding Lamp with a special light up message. Add your special story about your trip. Bring back your wonderful memory and make it last forever! You may delight your love ones with the memorable time you had in Paris or could be a fun secret code only you and your buddy knew of that crazy trip.You can put anything you want – it’s the perfect personalized gift for the whole family! You can add your own text message up to 30 characters (for NiteLanding M size), and 40 characters (for NiteLanding L size) for example; – “What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas” – “London is calling, Smith’s family” – “Our honeymoon trip, Justin & Alice 14.02.19” What’s In The Box Each NiteLanding Lamp come with inline touch dimmer button and universal adaptor. We also provide FREE additional 4 plugs (US, UK, EU, AU) for every set. What a perfect gift to send to your friends or family around the world. Available Cities: Top 30 world’s most-visited cities The Team We’re a group of passionate designers and always dream of creating our very own product that could benefit people from all walks of life. We truly believed with the simple touch of design could make a big impact on society and let them enjoy life to the fullest. NiteLanding Lamp is a clean & simple art that contains the spirit of our design. This project is all about helping people travel back to a particular moment in an instant, and relive it all over again. Click Here to Buy Now: $92 $154 (40% off). Hurry, only 41/50 left!
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