Hello Sara,
Would you be interested in computer simulated animation or time-lapse video?
I could help you to generate the simulated movement of shadows similar
to this example where I was re-constructing the work of a sundial
found in archaeological excavations -
https://youtu.be/RmAldT-_1Is
The
Hello everyone,
Just wanted to note that in the rather popular instant messaging
platform Telegram there is now a group devoted to sundials. Just
sometimes there could be a quick question or random fact to share that
does not deserve writing a fully formatted e-mail.
Group's name is Sundials, and
Hello,
There are several good sundialling conferences in different parts of
the world, but so far there have not been any notable events in the
Baltic region. So, I decided to organize one next year – Gnomonica
Baltica 2021. My friends sundiallists from the neighbouring countries
agreed to take
Hello,
Just to extend smiling sundials collection.
One spectacular is in Kaunas (Lithuania) -
http://www.saulespulkstenis.lv/kauna-vu/
Another is in Priekuli (Latvia) -
http://www.saulespulkstenis.lv/priekulu-sp-atklasana-foto/ (best
smiling sundial photos at the bottom of that page).
The same
Hello,
I have seen interesting graphical conversion diagram in Genk (Belgium).
Some photos here -
http://www.saulespulkstenis.lv/genk-bifilar/
If you look closer at the last photo, you can see that with a little
practice reading the time from moonlight shadow could be really easy - just
select
if they have sundials on them. This is
a virgin field.
Mario
- Original Message -
From: Roger Bailey
To: sasch stephens ; Saules pulkstenis ; sundial list
Sent: Saturday, September 14, 2013 6:09 AM
Subject: Re: Sundials in Tbilisi, Georgia?
Hello Sasch and all,
Perhaps you
Hello,
My experience shows that there can be quite specific sundials in
Caucasus region, e.g. in Armenia -
http://www.saulespulkstenis.lv/tag/armenija/
But does anyone know sundials in Georgia, especially in Tbilisi or nearby?
Best,
Martins
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Martins Gills
Riga, Latvia
hello,
If I may add - there are also good examples of horizontal (or slightly
inclined stained glass sundials). The best one is by Geza Marton
(Hungary), inclination - 15 degrees. Photos and drawings are here -
Dear sundiallists,
I'm happy to see the information about Tokyo sundials. At the same time let
me add some addtional information. It seems there was no information about
the following Tokyo sundials -
http://www.saulespulkstenis.lv/tokyo-kitano/
http://www.saulespulkstenis.lv/tokyo-momoi4-fiber/
