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| Title: | 13 Hours at Once |
| Authors: | Graw, Renata |
| Issue Date: | 2008 |
| Abstract: | What if we could see the passage of time? This image came from an investigation in visualizing the passage of time. It is a collection of overlapping photographs of a simple sundial. Each hour is marked by a shadow projected from the stone, starting at 6AM and ending at 6PM. The result is a surprisingly beautiful map of lapsed time. The image also teaches us that nature has its own ideas about design. |
| Description: | Honorable mention 2008 in The Image of Research, a competition for students in graduate or professional degree programs at UIC, sponsored by UIC's Graduate College and the University Library. Images of award recipients and honorable mention images on exhibition in the Richard J. Daley Library and the Library of the Health Sciences, May 2-30, 2008. Finalist images on exhibition in Richard J. Daley Library, May 2-30, 2008. |
| URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/10027/428 |
| Appears in Collections: | Image of Research
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