Here comes a list of images I created and submitted to the Internet Ray Tracing Competition
The Prayer(17th place out of 138) | ||||||||||||||
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"Loneliness" round (July/August 2002)
A girl is praying in a church, alone. A light descending from the sky through a glass window shines upon the apse, giving the feeling that Somebody is listening to her (more...). Read some comments about this image | |||||||||||||
The Lilypond(26th place out of 72) | ||||||||||||||
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"Spectacular Landscapes" round (September/October 2002)
Once upon a time (before 1930s), ponds were quite common in the Po valley (Northern Italy). At that time it was possible to observe the starred sky in a beautiful and peaceful landscape without being disturbed by the city lights, not yet as bright as today (more...). Read some comments about this image | |||||||||||||
The Sewing Machine(7th place out of 85) | ||||||||||||||
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"Old Technology" round (January/February 2003)
This is an image of a typical farm in the 1930s, as the one where my great-grandparents lived with other families (more...). Read some comments about this image | |||||||||||||
Non nobis sed Tibi Domine(4th place out of 104) | ||||||||||||||
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"Architecture" round (March/April 2003)
This is a view of the Duomo of Milan (Italy), the biggest gothic church in the World. It was built over an ancient church (early Middle Ages; about V century, I think) whose ruins are still visible in the cellars of the Duomo (more...). Read some comments about this image | ||||||||||||
The Turn of the Screw(6th place out of 68) | ||||||||||||||
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"Mistery" round (May/June 2003)
"The Turn of the Screw" by Henry James is a novel whose main character is a young governess appointed to look after two children, Miles and Flora, which live in an old country house (more...). Read some comments about this image | ||||||||||||
The Devils(15th place out of 71) | ||||||||||||||
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"Decay" round (September/October 2003)
This image was inspired by the novel "The Devils" (published in 1871) by Fedor Michailovic Dostoyevsky (1821-1881). The story takes place in a small russian town, where old local notables lead a decadent and superficial life, propagandizing materialistic ideas and ironizing about moral and religion. (more...). Read some comments about this image | |||||||||||||
The Piano(8th place out of 92) | ||||||||||||||
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"Great Inventions" round (March/April 2004)
This is a view of my vertical piano (a Georg Hoffmann built in the 1920s; keys are made by ivory). I tried here to reproduce the mechanics of my instrument as faithfully as possible. (more...). Read some comments about this image |