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Taken using off camera flash a Yongnuo YN565EX linked to the camera with a Nissin SC-01 sync cord. The flash was held quite close to the lens on the left set at 24mm and had the diffuser for wide angle flash in place.
The moth was hiding from predators waiting for the evening
Even if it was pretty cold, all those convertibles were without roof. This brown SLS Roadster was one of my favourites.
Hotel Ritz, Madrid.
© 2009 Aspen Photography
Mr Bobblehead from my Special Edition version of Fallout 3. He came inside the little packup, like i'm ever gonna use it.
Strobist Info - 430EXII Camera Left | 1/64 | 105mm
My feet are so so cold! I'm running really low on socks (have to do laundry!) so I just found the two warmest socks that I had left and put them on. I really don't care that they don't match!
waiting for the train to take us back to new york city, saw this flower waiting to open along the side of the tracks.
Cold Spring, NY
October 2008
New Jersey State Police Troopers LTC Fritz Fragé, Detective SGT Rick Kuhrt; NJSP Forensic Anthropologist Anna Delaney join Warren County Prosecutor James Pfeiffer, Detective Sergeant Scott Imboden and BODE Analyst Allison Ryall in announcing they identified a 30 year cold case victim Wendy Baker in Belvidere, N.J. on Friday, Nov. 19, 2021. (New Jersey State Police / Tim Larsen)
Eps10. Realistic vector design. Most of elements are placed in groups to make artwork easy editable. Color transparency used to define color, so it can be changed just in few steps. Enjoy!
It's very cold this morning in Fairbanks (-49 F). It is always amazing to see the little redpolls at our bird feeders. They puff up so much that they look like golf balls with wings. They also puff up so much that they cannot lay their wings along their body so they stick out.
Mostly it's amazing that they can survive these temperatures.
strobist info: one AB800 with softbox camera right at 1/8 power feathered to the right and one AB400 with grid and barn doors on a boom camera left at 1/8 power both triggered via pocketwizards
Piping Technology & Products, Inc. designed and manufactured 250 variable sized cold shoes for a chemical plant in Texas.
These cold shoes are designed for cryogenic (low temperature) pipelines where direct contact with the pipe cannot be made. These shoes come with two pieces, top and bottom, and are made of polyurethane foam. They are then wrapped in vapor barriers, covered with a protective shield and placed in a pipe saddle.
"This picture is #3 in my 100 Strangers project. Find out more about the project and see pictures taken by other photographers at www.100Strangers.com.
I had to fly to Denver for some business on Tuesday morning. After getting finished with work I got a bite to eat and did some quick work online before heading into the mountains for the afternoon. The skies looked decent but I could tell clouds were moving in. I was hoping to get some good photos around the Dillon area.
On my way towards the Eisenhower Tunnel I noticed the exit for Loveland pass looked pretty snowy, or so I thought. I have never ventured over the pass this time of year but knew that it was usually kept clear for trucks that can't go through the tunnel. I also heard lots of locals ski here and use the road as a lift trading off driving up and down the road. On my return back to Denver I could see the road was clear and fuel trucks were coming down from the pass so I headed up to see the views.
From the top is was really cloudy except for a oval shaped window in the sky. The sun came through long enough to get a few shots to the north. I stood there on the pass for several minutes hoping that I would get another break and the afternoon sun would light up the mountains again but nothing was working for me. I could tell my light was gone for now and I was getting cold.
As I was about to go back to the car and head to Denver, David arrived and was packing his skis for a trek up the mountain for some skiing. I remembered that I was planning to get another shot for the project and jumped at the chance. I gave him a MOO card and he was more than happy to let me take a photo of him before his run. If you made it here from the link on my card, thanks for the photo and I hope you had a nice run. I also hope I got his name right because I forgot to write it down until later in the afternoon.