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Photo by James Lawson
The scaffolding on the left is real, the facade on the right is painted on fabric. Seen in downtown Oslo.
I almost fell out of my chair when I found this pic. I must have been zooming back while taking a low shutter speed shot.
Not sure you can imagine the smell of this thick and sticky mud my dog used as war paint yesterday.
Luckily he later rinsed in a larger and less muddy area of this creek, postponing the inevitable. This was yesterday. Today he added to his aroma. To the point where a bath became imminent. And a bath he did get. With shampoo and conditioner. And what do you know?! I discovered by dog is black and white, not black and a murky yellow! And he doesn't stink anymore. And his hair volume doubled - LOL - that's NOT what I was going for, but apparently L'Oreal works great on dog coats, too :)
This is my first panning shot. This shot was taken in saswad. Thanks to my friend Anand J who gave me guidance to shot this one. Anand this one is for you !!
Sedos presents The Effect by Lucy Prebble, 21 to 25 March 2023 at the Bridewell Theatre.
Part psychological thriller, part chemical romance, The Effect is a play that can truly challenge an audience.
/www.sedos.co.uk/shows/2023-the-effect
Photo by Stephen Russell
This is a lamp at the supermarket I usually buy my groceries at. Beside that lamp is a pipe, blowing smoke onto the car deck. The wind blew the smoke in front of the lamp and made it look like some special effect.
Somewhere after Rif (northern Snaefellsnes Peninsula) we came across a group of horses being driven by a sheep dog. This beauty stood out... Iceland.
These are actually 2 different shells placed one behind the other to give a magnified reflected effect.
EFFECTORのニューライン"effector"です。
ROCKなスピリットを忘れない大人たちへ、あらゆるシチュエーションにも対応出来るデザインとフィッティング性を重視しスカルアイコンの遊び心を取り入れたモデル。
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A nice effect I discovered, due to the alternating nature of the signals, if you shake the LEDs back and forth rapidly you get a nice alternating effect due to the persistence of vision, even with the digital camera!