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Magical scenes — snapshots of the August 2024 fu Magical scenes — snapshots of the August 2024 full moon over Mount Psiloritis! Taken from the Skinakas Observatory, a modern research facility at 1,750 m above sea level. A project of the University of Crete and FORTH, in collaboration with the Max Planck Institute, where research and education meet the magic of the night sky on Psiloritis. From here, we also observed the globular cluster Messier 13, located 25,000 light-years away.
The Dolly Zoom, also known as the Vertigo Effect, The Dolly Zoom, also known as the Vertigo Effect, is a cinematic technique where the camera moves forward or backward (using a dolly) while simultaneously zooming in the opposite direction — for example, dollying in while zooming out, or vice versa. This creates a striking visual effect where the subject remains the same size in the frame, but the background appears to stretch or compress unnaturally. The result is a feeling of disorientation, tension, or psychological unease. First popularized by Alfred Hitchcock in Vertigo (1958), the dolly zoom is often used to visually represent a moment of realization, fear, or inner turmoil. - 🎥 with Mavic 3 Paros, Greece 2025
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Maridruna F/W 2025-26—captured in a secret outdo Maridruna F/W 2025-26—captured in a secret outdoor location, where natural light enhances every texture and silhouette. Click the link in our bio to read more
"The city is not a problem to be solved, but a wor "The city is not a problem to be solved, but a work of art to be lived in." — Daniel Burnham
On the rooftops of urban apartment buildings, the On the rooftops of urban apartment buildings, the city feels different. The noise fades, the streets lie low, and everyday life seems farther away. Up here, time seems to forget itself for a while.
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