Interface Collection

King Rene, (1409-80) Duke of Anjou and Lorraine, King of Naples, Jerusalem and Sicily, and his musical court
536013 King Rene, (1409-80) Duke of Anjou and Lorraine, King of Naples, Jerusalem and Sicily, and his musical court. 15th century (chromolithograph after the manuscript, 'Breviary')

Refraction and total internal reflection C017 / 7124
Refraction and total internal reflection. Computer artwork showing several beams of light originating inside an optically dense medium (blue). A less dense medium (black) is above)

12-13 years, asian ethnicity, candid, caucasian, childhood, close up, color image
Pixelated mixed race girl with serious expression

The universe of cyberspace

The appearance of mankinds future

The face of modern technology and global communication

Romance over the internet via computer dating

Tapestry: Bacchus et Arainne, Bacchus change en raisin, from The Loves of the Gods Series; Woven after cartoons by Francois Boucher, French, 1703 - 1770, under the direction of Jean-Baptiste Oudry

Prescribed fire in south Florida is responsible for fuel reduction and wildlife habitat management. Also can prevent catastrofic fires that destroy property

Forest fire in south Florida. Fire can recycle undergrowth and maintian natural habitats

Near Glennword Springs, CO, the sight of the 1994 Storm King Mountain wildfire that killed 13 firefighters. Green scrub oak, and dead trees fill the landscape. Photo taken in 2004

King Rene and his musical court. Rene (1409-80) Duke of Anjou and Lorraine, King of Naples, Jerusalem and Sicily. Arab/European interface - see writing on back wall

USB memory stick F007 / 9897
USB memory stick. Memory sticks are used for storing and transferring data between computers. This one has a memory capacity of 4GB - or 4, 000, 000, 000 bytes

Chemical Technology
A JEM 7A microscope can examine gas or solid interface reactions at temperatures of up to 1200oC, Chemistry Division, Harwell. Date: 1960s

Computer mouse and model hand

Brain-computer interface, artwork
Brain-computer interface. Artwork showing a paralysed man using his thoughts to play a computer game. This setup is similar to that used by Matthew Nagle

Digital future, artwork

Digital future, conceptual artwork

Digital touchscreen, artwork

Smart public telephone system
Public telephone. View of a smart public telephone unit. The large screen gives access to various services such as directory searches and business listings

All Professionally Made to Order for Quick Shipping

In this candid close-up, a 12-13-year-old Asian boy of vibrant ethnicity represents the face of modern technology and global communication. The color image captures his youthful innocence as he delves into the universe of cyberspace, embodying the appearance of mankind's future. With eyes fixated on the screen, he navigates through an interface that holds endless possibilities. Amidst this digital realm, one can't help but wonder about the connections being made - perhaps romance over the internet via computer dating? As we witness technological advancements shaping our lives, it becomes evident that even matters of the heart find their place in this virtual tapestry. Refraction and total internal reflection dance within his gaze like Bacchus et Arainne from Théophile de Viau's Tapestry: Bacchus change en raisin. Just as fire recycles undergrowth and maintains natural habitats in south Florida forests, so does this young boy ignite a spark within himself to explore new horizons. As we reflect on history's wildfires like Storm King Mountain in Colorado or King Rene's musical court in medieval times, we realize how far humanity has come. This interface serves as a gateway to knowledge and connection - bridging cultures and eras with every click. Through this captivating image, we catch a glimpse of both childhood innocence and boundless potential. It reminds us that they are not just portals to information; they hold immense power to shape our world for generations to come.