While we work mostly during the day, Roth Ritter stays up late. Using an amazing array of hardware built from silicon, carbon fiber and glass controlled by software to adjust for the earth's rotation, time of the year and other complex variables blended with a near endless list of tools into a compelling visual and musical experience. These are real photographs, not computer simulations, and they appear on the covers of books, in TV shows, and on the web at darkatmospheres.com. For this Flash demo and best viewing results, a computer with a dual-core processor is recommended for the greatest effect.
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