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The orange is quite soothing. That block on the wall is uplighting. Not super happy with the end result, but it'll do for now. Living Room
Slowly "going green". The lights in all our ceiling fans have been replaced with CFLs (compact florescent lamp).
The view from my brother's dishwasher. That's me sitting at the table. Can't remember how long this exposure was, but it was long enough for me to go sit down and be in the picture.
28 Nov 2005 --- Flat Screen Television in Niche above Fireplace in Master Bedroom --- Image by © George Gutenberg/Beateworks/Corbis
48" Classic Fan Inc. Hunter "Original" copy, Hunter "2nd Century Original," JC Penney lighted housing, and FASCo "World's Fair" ceiling fans among others.
The pull chain was broken on the fan. Fixing it became quite the ordeal. Actually, we ended up removing the fan. We just need to put in the new one.
Being extremely silly testing my ability to precisely toss and spin my camera. The object of the experiment was to match the spin of the ceiling fan blades so that they appear non moving while everything else moves.
Lots of storage space in a studio, one or two bedroom bathroom. Plymouth Commons apartments in Plymouth MN
We just finished moving all of our stuff. Lots of stuff is missing right now, Danielle is making the bed, and I'm exhausted.
This is going to be a hit. I just know it. My finger slipped and took this on accident. I was determined to post it. LOL
Same photo as last one but altered for better visibility of result. Fan blades and shadows on the ceiling indicated with green arrows. Obviously a rotating subject and rotating toss would be more interesting with a less overpowering subject, or better exposure timings. New camera soon I hope.
Being extremely silly testing my ability to precisely toss and spin my camera. The object of the experiment was to match the spin of the ceiling fan blades so that they appear non moving while everything else moves.