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All you need is a garden, black night and a convenient outdoor fire. Then set to a long exposure and paint with your camera. This exposure was 8 seconds.
Infinity 3D Printing is one of the largest suppliers of 3D printers and filaments across Australia. We stock a range of 3D printers that are high quality, efficient and easy to use to suit your needs. The filaments are stored in the form of pellets and are weighted with a lot of process. In infinity filaments there are 5 type of filaments are using The lifespan of filament,Select the right type of filament,The Diameter,The filament grade,The Printing Conditions.
That will be the name of my new Steampunk prog-rock band. Soon as we get, y'know, instruments. And band members.
Bulbs make good pictures. Period. At least I think so. There is something very alluring about a burning filament against the darkness. I used an ND filter for this one - This allowed me to use a wider aperture, decrease depth of field while ensuring that none of the higlights got blown up.
This is a light bulb filament. i used the fastest shutter with the smallest aperture. i like how you can see each individual spiral. View LARGE for best detail
Captures in hydrogen-alpha, The Sun 02.10.16. Equipment: Altair Astro 102ED scope, Daystar Quark Chromosphere filter, Altair Astro v1GPCAM mono. Stacked with AS2!, sharpened in Registax6 and post processed with Photoshop CC.
Blue and yellow ink moving through the water then retracting, changing from filmy layers and ribbons to thin filamentous strands
First light between clouds of the filter after Daystar checkup. 3 meter of focal, 0.27 asec/pix
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At one time, it was the lightbulbs that had filaments.
Used in week 41 - Patterns - a Compositionally Challenge group challenge.
Close-up mosaic of the big active region NOAA 2192, at 3 meter of focal, in negative version.
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so, I leave work to go home. Its blowing a gale and chucking it down. I've gone not more than 10 steps before my poor trusty brolly is blown inside out and breaks :-( I finally make it to the bus stop and look like a drowned rat. While driving home I remember I've no milk, so pop into supermarket to pick up a pint (getting blown to the Emerald City on the way!)... finally get home, switch on the light and 'POP' goes my favourite lamp lightbulb....guess what I don't have indoors right now!!! (some days are sent to 'try' us!!)
Switching on the uplighter when I got in from work, I was met with a pop from the bulb. It gave me a subject for my POTD and one for this week's challenge of "high key"