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one of the first shots (after a long, involved, making the conversion box, process)
trying to nail down the best ISO and focal ability with my weensy P&S... tomorrow I'll play some with the film SLR too, maybe!
That's where we keep the stuff that is half dead and too expensive to fix. That iMac runs fine, but the video is fried, and fixing it costs more than what a working iMac would sell for in eBay. The APS power supply works but trips far before it reaches its maximum load
The back of this small shopping center is cluttered with infrastructure.
Taken for Flickr's Our Daily Challenge: AT THE BACK
I first learned about the possibility of doing 3D imaging with a SLR from Ethan on the last Utah Photo Safari. (Here's a picture of him using the equipment.) Being the cheapskate that I am, rather than buy a fancy setup, I made a bracket to mount on my tripod that would allow me to move the camera side to side while keeping the film plane parallel.
This is a combination of the very first two images I took using it. The subject isn't inspiring, it's just my cluttered workbench in the basement, but it's 3D clutter!
You need to use red/blue 3D glasses (or red and blue filters held up to your eyes) to see it correctly. More information on how to create these images in standard photo editing software can be found in this article.
Another photo from my adventure in the Spanish Virgin Islands east of Puerto Rico. Storms were firing off all around when the sun finally went down and put on some of the most spectacular light shows i've ever seen.
Not finished, but I've run out of time, and didn't want to fill the spaces with just anything. I guess it's cluttered enough to qualify.
The nicest thing I can say about these USB drives is that their cases are really sweet. The drives themselves are shit, so far I have had to replace 3 drives under warranty.
i love this picture for some reason, and i don't even remember taking it.
i'm going to list everything in it (in no particular order).
-Lorenzo's arm
-Anthony's arms
-Blue scissors
-Crossword scratch-and-win card
-Pentax MX with 50/1.7 lens
-Scotch tape
-My wallet
-A red pen
-Picture of Vanessa [and others underneath]
-AC power cord
-Memory card reader
-Earbuds
-Package of CD-R's
-Two spindles of DVD-R's
-Torx screwdriver set
-Lens and body caps
-Twisted water bottle
-Blackberry pouch [lost this by the way]
-Remax notepad
-McDonalds coupons [very important]
-Logitech G5 mouse weights
-Lorenzo's Bold 9700
-Silver halogen lamp [slowly dying]
-Pentax F-remote box
-Black toque
-Film canister
-Keyboard
-Bits left over from a P&S camera i took apart
-My computer chair
-White stool
-Photolab envelopes
-Fugi Sensia box [can't really see it]
and that's pretty much it, except for that piece of paper leaning up against the lamp which i cannot identify.
you can try spotting everything if you're super-bored :]
No explanation needed as to why I rarely shoot trains anymore in the heart of Oconomowoc. I've already shown the other recent additions by CP nearby.
CSX and BNSF 4764 eastbound at the depot.
Somewhere beneath the clutter is a workbench. I wish I could call this the 'before' picture. I am not THAT optimistic.
This is what happens when I do not take time to shoot something during the earlier portion of the day and am too lazy to get back out of the house after getting home from the office. So there!
Existing light image with minimal tweaking in Photoshop.