Memory Limits

New York City, New York, USA

March 27, 2011

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It is safe to say our perception of the world around us, our reality, is limited to what our memory allows us to perceive and recognize. Thus we are a species that is fond of collecting memorabilia of things from our past. We invent technologies that innovate but ultimately is limited when they stop working or is no longer useful to us. We also like to take measure of things but our many tools limit what aspect we can measure. A digital society always has its memory limits.

The location is Tekserve, NYC. Tekserve is a crazy one-of-a-kind computer sales and service store. It also can be described as an emporium of everything tech and Mac centric. While the familiar Apple Stores look like cosmetic counters, Tekserve feels like a farmers market.

http://tekserve.com

http://www.nodalninja.com/products/panoheads/ultimate.html

360VR Images by Jook Leung http://360vr.com

Location

USA-Canada / USA-New York

Lat: 40° 44' 36.43" N
Long: 74° 60' 36.68" W

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Precision is: High. Pinpoints the exact spot.

Equipment

Canon EOS 5D Mark II, Tokina fisheye 10mm lens, Nodal Ninja R10 pano head, Adobe Photoshop CS5, PTGui Pro 9.0

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