Searchlights and Projections for Pontcysyllte Aqueduct for trust launch

Searchlights at Poncysyllte, Wales

Searchlights at Poncysyllte, Wales

Pontcysyllte Aqueduct bathed in light for trust launch

THE world-famous Pontcysyllte Aqueduct has been bathed in light to mark the launch of a charity trust.

Glandwr Cymru (Canal and River Trust) is being officially launched today.

The running of the Llangollen canal, including the Pontcysyllte aqueduct world heritage site, will be passed to the new charity, which pledges to transform the historic canals and rivers of North Wales.

The charity is appealing for donations for projects to make the canal a haven for people and wildlife for years to come.

The aqueduct was beautifully lit in an evening event before the launch, to mark the start of a landmark 15-year government contract given to the trust to look after the nation’s waterways.

The trust is taking over from British Waterways and The Waterways Trust in England and Wales, the UK’s first major transfer of state run infrastructure into the charitable sector. Its patron is the Prince of Wales.

via The Leader – News from Wrexham & Flintshire – VIDEO: Pontcysyllte Aqueduct bathed in light for trust launch.

Published date: 12 July 2012 | Published by: Thomas Morton

Search light Beacons used for Croydons Diamond Jubilee celebrations

Search light Beacons used for Croydons Diamond Jubilee celebrations

Searchlight beaming beacons for Queens Diamond Jubilee

Searchlight beaming beacons for Queens Diamond Jubilee

Croydon prepares to celebrate the diamond jubilee

Thousands will take to the street this weekend to celebrate the Queen’s diamond jubilee.
Croydon Council has received more than 130 applications for street parties; including 94 road closure requests and more than 20 applications to hold parties in parks and green spaces.

Every school in the borough will be planting a tree in her honour and Wandle Park has been nominated to become a designated Queen Elizabeth II park, to preserve it for future generations.

Search light beacons will also light up the evening sky in Norwood Grove, in the north of the borough, and at Coulsdon Memorial Park in the south.

11:30am Wednesday 30th May 2012 in News By Nick Hitchens

via Preparations in full flow for jubilee celebrations (From Croydon Guardian).

Search light Show unveiling Giant Olympic Rings at Birmingham Airport

Birmingham airport reveal the Giant welcoming Olympic rings a massive searchlight show

Birmingham airport reveal the Giant welcoming Olympic rings a massive searchlight show

 

Birmingham airport reveal the Giant welcoming Olympic rings a massive searchlight show

Birmingham airport reveal the Giant welcoming Olympic rings a massive searchlight show

Giant Olympic Rings Unveiled at Birmingham Airport

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24 April 2012

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Birmingham Airport has unveiled the Olympic Rings on its Air Traffic Control Tower to celebrate the London 2012 Games.

Birmingham is the first airport to showcase the rings, which will welcome thousands of fans to the UK over the coming months.

The rings, which have been privately funded by Birmingham Airport, were launched at a special event hosted by radio presenter Joanne Malin and was attended by Olympic and Paralympic Gold medallists Edwin Moses and Lee Pearson.

As part of the Olympic extravaganza, spectators were treated to performances from a string quartet from the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, as well as London 2012 Cultural Olympiad project Dance Sansaar, a local Punjabi folk arts group.

Paul Kehoe, Birmingham Airport CEO said: “The Olympic Games are for the entire country, not just London. Every visitor, passengers and passerby will see our welcome spectacular and we’re really proud to be part of such a historic occasion.

via Giant Olympic Rings Unveiled at Birmingham Airport – Birmingham Airport.

Searchlights – Crystal Palace Digital switchover

Searchlights – Crystal Palace Digital switchover

Crystal Palace transmitter lights up the night sky as it broadcasts analogue signal for the last time after 56 years

Crystal Palace Transmitter Digital Switchover searchlight show
Crystal Palace Transmitter Digital Switchover searchlight show

The 719ft-high tower shone like a beacon over south London as it marked the end of an era following the biggest digital switchover yet.

The mother of all transmitters, which reaches a fifth of the country’s TV sets all by itself, will continue to broadcast signals – but only digital ones from now on.

The 219m tall Crystal Palace broadcast tower is illuminated to mark the switch from analogue to digital television, bringing to an the end the 75 years that the antenna has been broadcasting the analogue signal.

Crystal Palace Digital switchover
Crystal Palace Digital switchover

By PAUL REVOIR

PUBLISHED: 01:54, 19 April 2012 | UPDATED: 17:08, 19 April 2012

via Digital switchover: Crystal Palace transmitter lights up night sky as it broadcasts analogue signal for last time | Mail Online.

Searchlight Sculpture for BBC

Searchlight Light Sculpture for BBC fallen Newsreaders

Searchlight Light Sculpture for BBC fallen Newsreaders

As a tribute to all journalists that have been injured or lost their lives whilst reporting in action, EMF Technology supplied a 7KW Space Cannon search light beaming into the night sky and clearly visible from London’

s Regents Street and the West End. EMF have provided a permanent installation with full automated control for daily operation throughout the year.

Searchlight Light Sculpture for BBC fallen Newsreaders

Searchlight Light Sculpture for BBC fallen Newsreaders

Searchlight Light Sculpture for BBC fallen Newsreaders

Searchlight Light Sculpture for BBC fallen Newsreaders

Searchlight Light Sculpture for BBC fallen Newsreaders

Searchlight Light Sculpture for BBC fallen Newsreaders

Flame effects & lighting for Battersea Park Firework Night

BATTERSEA PARK SEARCH LIGHTS AND FLAME SHOW
BATTERSEA PARK SEARCH LIGHTS AND FLAME SHOW

Fire Breathing Vulcans our 8m DMX kerosene stage flame effects choreographed to music and fire works accompanied 8kw search lights and architectural outdoor lighting to make this years Battersea Park Festival of Fire Works a memorable event.

BATTERSEA PARK LIGHTING AND FLAME SHOW
BATTERSEA PARK LIGHTING AND FLAME SHOW

Searchlights for Thames Festival!

Searchlights for Thames Festival!

Searchlights for London's Thames Festival

Searchlights for London’s Thames Festival

EMF light up the sky for the 2009 Thames Festival with 8 x Ireos 8kw Space Cannon  Search Lights. The search lights were towed up The Thames on a huge pontoon to London Bridge where the Thames Festival celebrations take place and were used for the run up to the grand finale before the fireworks were launched.

Waterscreen on The Thames for Watchmen: Dr Manhattan rises out of The Thames, London.

Waterscreen on The Thames for Watchmen

Waterscreen Projection onto The Thames for The Watchmen Premiere

Waterscreen Projection onto The Thames for The Watchmen Premiere

A 70-foot high image of the comic book character Dr Manhattan appeared out of the Thames last night using the world’s biggest water screen projector.

Dr Manhattan, the blue skinned, super-powered being beloved of all Watchmen fans towered above the crowds who’d gathered on the river bank in central London to see the event.

The water screen was moored in the middle of the Thames between the London Eye and The Shell Building to create an vertical screen of water that extended to 72 feet in height and 100 feet across.

Specially created Watchmen footage was projected onto the screen to show Dr Manhattan’s gigantic translucent and shimmering form.

The one-off spectacle was created to promote the big screen adaptation of the 1986 comic book series Watchmen.

Watchmen Waterscreen projection, The Thames, London.

Watchmen Waterscreen projection, The Thames, London.

11:53AM GMT 05 Mar 2009

via Watchmen: Dr Manhattan rises out of Thames – Telegraph.