Traspasando el Umbral
- Traspasando el umbral (1984) by Colette Delozanne. Located in Maracay, Venezuela. Photo registry by Frank Araujo and Ysrael Gómez. Approximate dimensions 160 x 130 x 96 cm.
Miller-Dunn Divinhood Style 3 Helmet
- Miller-Dunn Divinhood Style 3 diving helmet in the collection of the U.S. Naval Undersea Museum. Navy divers used this open-bottom Miller-Dunn Divinhood Style 3 helmet during World War II to complete ship and equipment repairs in water less than 60 feet deep.…
Fremont Indian Petroglyphs (II)
- Photogrammetry of Moab, Utah Petroglyphs Fremont Indian rock art often depicts trapezoidal anthro-pomorphs with horns, bighorn sheep, dogs, hunting scenes with weapons, and abstract objects.
Atmospheric Diving Suit (JIM Suit)
- JIM suit in the collection of the U.S. Naval Undersea Museum. An atmospheric diving suit (ADS) maintains surface pressure internally, protecting a diver from underwater pressure and eliminating the need for decompression. Treasure hunters developed early atmospheric…
Civil War Horological Mine
- WORK IN PROGRESS Note: This is an initial 3D model that has not undergone post-processing work due to the COVID-19 pandemic. As such, the model contains small inaccuracies: some geometry/components are distorted. Civil War horological mine in the collection…
Apollo 16MM Maurer Data Acquisition Camera
- Apollo 11 carried two Maurer data acquisition cameras, one on the command module and one on the lunar module. The cameras were used primarily to record engineering data and for continuous-sequence terrain photography. The CM camera had lenses of 5-mm, 10-mm,…
Apollo 70mm Hasselblad EL Data Camera
- The electrically powered camera, carried on the lunar module, featured semiautomatic operation. It used 60-mm Biogon lens exclusively. The operating sequence was initiated by squeezing a trigger mounted on the camera handle. A reseau grid was set in front…
Apollo Moon Golf Club
- On Feb. 6, 1971, Apollo 14 astronaut Alan Shepard became the first person to play golf on the moon. He smuggled a makeshift golf club head onto the spacecraft inside a sock. The first ball he hit veered into a nearby crater, but with a solid second swing,…
Apollo Gnoman Tripod
- This gnomon is like those used on the lunar surface by Apollo astronauts during their scientific and photographic tasks. A gnomon is a gimbaled stadia rod mounted on a tripod so that the rod was free to point vertically. When deployed on the lunar surface,…
Monument to Vittorio Emanuele II (Venice)
- Part of a monument to Vittorio Emanuele II on the Riva degli Schiavoni in Venice. Vittorio Emanuele II (1849-1861) was the first King of united Italy in 1861.
Teaching Materials - Painting (with cameras) (version 1)
- Arc/k Photogrammetry Teaching Materials
Butaca (with cameras)
- Arc/k Photogrammetry Training Materials From the Collection of Charles Rohl Avendano, Eduardo Rohl Arriens, and Corina Rohl Boulto de Brillembourg. Successors donation by Corina Rohl Boulton de Brilembourg
Teaching Materials - IPhone7 Relief Constant Lights
- Arc/k Photogrammetry Teaching Materials Notes: Photogrammetry test 02/28/2018, Krista Benson, IPhone 7 JPG images, constant lights 5500 Kelvin, grid shooting style hand held
Icelandic Rock Spire
- This was shot with a converted Canon dedicated to infrared.
Icelandic Lichen Volcanic Field
- Photogrammetry capture of Lichen volcanic fields in Iceland
Pequeña Cruz en Plaza La Cruz (Caracas)
- Since the 1970's this wooden cross names the square where is located, Plaza La Cruz. The square is the place for social gatherings in El Calvario. Mr. Santos, a Colombian carpenter neighbor, crafted the cross. Before leaving Venezuela, Mr. Santos gave the…
Armillary Sphere
- Demonstration model of the solar system featuring Earth, Moon, and Earth’s seasonal changes - Electric driven. Built by John Emerson Scott in Los Angeles in the 1920’s Technical Stats: Shot with Canon 5DsR 24mm lens. Aperture: f/11. ISO: 100. Shutter speed:…