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Looking 4 some inspiration, meanwhile i post some of the last sets.
Playing w light and messing up w the setup. Got some problems w the IR beam so
I'm working without :/ all so tight calculated and related to when the drops leave the solenoid valve. Arduino and the macbook do the rest
Strobist:
Rear:Canon speedlite 580 ExII w a frosted acrylic panel @1/128 of power .
Above: Vivitar 283 w power control @1/128 w a red gel.
phottix wireless flash trigger.
I aprreciate all coments and critiques.
Thanks 4 looking.
This album is the story of one family’s tragedy in our rural community. Our emergency response network is comprised of neighbors and trained volunteer responders. Everyone is a hero.
The family was settled in for the evening watching TV when they heard a pop and smoke and flames began to rage through the house. They escaped into freezing weather with bare feet and what they had on. This family has lost almost everything except what is most important - themselves and their pets. Purse, wallets, vehicle keys, cell phone, computers, clothes, toys, family photos and treasures were consumed by the flames. Anything the fire missed, the smoke and water damaged.
Emergency equipment and volunteers from our network of local communities arrived in fire engines and personal vehicles within minutes to beat back the fire and keep it from spreading to vehicles and other structures on the property.
While the firefighters battled the fire, neighbors brought comfort, jackets, blankets, shoes, jeans, coffee, water, whatever was needed and took home pets to keep them warm and safe.
Everyone is a hero.
This album only has photos of the drama of the fire. The family’s trauma is private.
House fires can happen to anyone, in any type of home. All it took to ignite this fire (and many others) was an electric pop and a spark from something that should have been safe. They survived because they knew how to get out and did. Give your family the gift of an escape plan and stay alive.
Fogueira de camping selvagem tem de ser multitarefa: fornecer luz e calor, espantar os bichos e assar o rango :)
The Los Angeles Fire Department responded to an apartment fire in the early morning of June 3, 2017 after being spotted by an LAPD unit patrolling the 11400 block of West Oxnard Street. Despite flames travelling through a common attic, 66 firefighters extinguished the flames in just 34 minutes with no injuries to firefighters or civilians. © Photo by Rick McClure
LAFD Incident: 060317-119
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On the 13th day of Christmas .. 6th of January (formerly a holy day called "Epiphania" that marked the baptism of Christ) it is custom in Iceland to build bonfires and sing elf songs. According to legend on this day seals shed their skin and cows can talk like humans.
The young kid doing fire-spinning is the son of the adult fire-spinner. I can't remember the kid's name but he's the Hawaiian state junior champion in fire-spinning and was really good.
Scott Felder Homes team firing up hot air balloon preparing the sunrise cruise at Mansfield Dam Park
The 23rd Annual Lake Travis Hot Air Balloon Flight
Austin, Texas
16mm Fisheye
West Mims Wildfire at Okefenokee NWR. Photos taken during a strategic firing operation along GA 177 in The Pocket near Stephen C Foster SP. Photo Credit: Josh O'Connor - USFWS
It was dark, but I didn't want any weird affects with the fire, so I stuck with 800 ISO. The aperture is 5.6 instead of a lower number because I was zoomed in, not wanting to be closer to the fire. To catch the wispiness of the flames, I made the shutter speed faster, but to where it would still look flowy. I raised the vibrancy of the flames and the global clarity. I also decreased the exposure of the surroundings. I got "a warm feeling" from the thought of my mom cooking steaks on the grill.
"I have only one burning desire
Let me stand next to your fire
Let me stand next to your fire
Listen here, baby
and stop acting so crazy
You say your mum ain't home,
it ain't my concern,
Just play with me and you won't get burned
I have only one itching desire
Let me stand next to your fire
Let me stand next to your fire."
Day 5 of the challenge : After Dark.
The most basic instinct of a photographer after dark is to start her play with light.
Some light painting with the gas stove.
For this one we made wings and fire around hands by light painting with a torch behind the model. The torch was also dragged along the ground in front of her feet to give the appearance of being surrounded by flames.
30-second exposure, ISO 200, Aperture f/11.0, no flash.
The model had a knee injury so there is a bandage on one of her knees which I did not attempt to photoshop out of the image. The injury was unrelated to this photoshoot.