deleteyourself:

N SKY C
Today is the summer solstice, which is a perfect day to announce my latest internet “art” project.
I wrote a program that takes a picture outside of my office window every 5 minutes. It uploads the photo to a server and then analyzes the sky portion to figure out what the average sky color is at that time. The site is a constantly updating mosaic and record of the sky over New York City, and I think it looks pretty awesome.
I’m looking to expand this project across the globe.  If you have a cool view and wouldn’t mind running the program hooked up to a webcam all day, get in touch.
http://nskyc.com

deleteyourself:

N SKY C

Today is the summer solstice, which is a perfect day to announce my latest internet “art” project.

I wrote a program that takes a picture outside of my office window every 5 minutes. It uploads the photo to a server and then analyzes the sky portion to figure out what the average sky color is at that time. The site is a constantly updating mosaic and record of the sky over New York City, and I think it looks pretty awesome.

I’m looking to expand this project across the globe. If you have a cool view and wouldn’t mind running the program hooked up to a webcam all day, get in touch.

http://nskyc.com

deleteyourself:

N SKY C
Today is the summer solstice, which is a perfect day to announce my latest internet “art” project.
I wrote a program that takes a picture outside of my office window every 5 minutes. It uploads the photo to a server and then analyzes the sky portion to figure out what the average sky color is at that time. The site is a constantly updating mosaic and record of the sky over New York City, and I think it looks pretty awesome.
I’m looking to expand this project across the globe.  If you have a cool view and wouldn’t mind running the program hooked up to a webcam all day, get in touch.
http://nskyc.com

deleteyourself:

N SKY C

Today is the summer solstice, which is a perfect day to announce my latest internet “art” project.

I wrote a program that takes a picture outside of my office window every 5 minutes. It uploads the photo to a server and then analyzes the sky portion to figure out what the average sky color is at that time. The site is a constantly updating mosaic and record of the sky over New York City, and I think it looks pretty awesome.

I’m looking to expand this project across the globe. If you have a cool view and wouldn’t mind running the program hooked up to a webcam all day, get in touch.

http://nskyc.com

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  2. 1010estudiocreativo reblogged this from deleteyourself and added:
    Este proyecto es de lo mejor que he visto en programación+creatividad en un buen tiempo!!! les recomiendo que le echen...
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  15. skibinskipedia reblogged this from deleteyourself and added:
    City digital zen. Love.
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  17. edwarddavis said: British artist Susan Collins has done something VERY similar - susan-collins.net the projects were called Fenlandia and Glenlandia
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    insanely jealous of
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