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HG Sports Turf - Management Appointment
26 Jul 2012 by: Mike kemmett
"Well done Nobby! Hes a good lad. Now employ me!!!"
MCG Head Groundsman Departs
20 Jul 2012 by: Roaring Silence
"Makes plenty of sense Turfie, unfortunately large organisati ..."
MCG Head Groundsman Departs
20 Jul 2012 by: Turfie
"Yes Arguably "Flash" is the best 2nd in charge in the countr ..."
MCG Head Groundsman Departs
20 Jul 2012 by: KeepitSharp///
"Why bother undertake a global search for a suitable replacem ..."
Who do you Believe?
8 Jun 2012 by: David McKEchnie
"Enjoyable reading - note also CEC is generally measured / ca ..."
By Editor in {CATEGORY} on 14 Jun 2012
These stunning pictures have been created purely by growing grass under controlled lighting conditions.
British artists Heather Ackroyd and Dan Harvey have developed a technique to manipulate the process of photosynthesis, where light is converted into glucose, to create different tints of yellows and greens. The groundbreaking duo effectively transform a piece of turf into a form of photographic paper, projecting a negative image onto a patch of grass as it grows in a dark room.
Using the natural photosensitive properties of the grass to reproduce photographs they produce these beautifully detailed portraits.
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photographs look like an ordinary stretch of lawn but viewed from a distance they are transformed into something resembling a vintage photo.
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