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Salsa turorial at Course Honoré d'Estienne d'Orves, Marseille

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More ringflash fun, from the other day.

 

I'll be at an all-day shoot until after 6pm, so I can upload Parkour Josh later tonight. hahaha.

 

Strobist Info: B800 into Beauty Dish boomed overhead, Ringflash mounted at lens. triggered via cybersyncs

Desert downpour brings flash floods

Flash Alley zurück im MOC so zwischen drin muss mal die Herbst-Kollektion bevor die Messe dann weiter macht mit Sommerferien weil in München kommt ja das blöde Oktoberfest und alles ist voll mit Besoffenen da braucht man keine Messe machen ich find Ferien eh besser #münchen #munich #moc #fabricstart #oktoberfest #besoffene #hilfe #auswandern #sommerferien #extraferien #nochmehrferien #flash #superflash #korridor #korridordesign

Jacaranda trees - I think that's what these are - are full of their beautiful purple shades all over the valley.

 

Santa Clara, California

2 flashes triggered by ifrared on hot shoe

Two girls having fun posing and taking pictures in front of the impressive but somewhat machine-like skyline

Strobist; SB800 in reflective brolly high camera right. In photo old Sunpak hamerhead flash. Both fired with PW's

Went and tried my walk around flashing skills... used an SB-25 set to 1/8 power and let it have it about 30 times in the 30 second exposure!! One thing i learned is that it needs to be quite dark to get a decent result doing it this way, as with more ambient light it failed... i need to find a different location too :)

 

Heres a short video when it was tuned www.youtube.com/watch?v=aKCBOEo6pRE

Detail of my DIY flash spot grids made from black Coroplast boards and cut-up plastic folders. I made four of them from half an inch to 3 inches deep. They can be stacked together to make them longer and produce smaller spots.

 

Sample of a shot using the spot grids:

www.flickr.com/photos/15851331@N00/534041005/

A London Fire Brigade fire boat based at the Lambeth River Fire Station, seen participating in the Thames Diamond Jubilee Pageant in 2012.

 

At the time, London Fire Brigade maintained one operational fire boat to respond to incidents and to support the operational crews from its land-based stations. The brigade had a second boat (Firedart) which was used for training and as a reserve when the duty boat needed servicing.

 

Both were built by Almarintec of Northumberland in 1998. They were driven by two Hamilton water jets. Each unit provides 500 litres per second of thrust being powered by 2 x Volvo TAMD 63 engines producing 370 hp at 2800 rev/min.

 

The fireboat’s rescue capabilities included three inflatable mud mats, a ‘Jason’s cradle’ for picking up casualties from the river and a bow ramp which can be lowered for beaching and landing on the foreshore. The fire-fighting facilities included a monitor which could deliver water from the Thames at 1850 litres per minute at 10 bars. In addition, the boats had two delivery outlets which could supply water via a hose ashore arrangement for land crews. A separate Hughes noble ejector pump was available for “pumping out” vessels taking on water. The large stable deck area was an ideal working platform for casualty care, and on occasions casualties were even been lowered onto it by helicopter.

 

Both boats were retired in 2022, being replaced by ‘Tanner’ and ‘Errington,’ two new Welsh-built boats that are faster, can pump more water and are bigger than Firedart and Fire Flash. The names commemorate Harry Errington, the winner of a George Cross, and Gillian Tanner, who was the only female firefighter awarded a George Medal, both during WWII. The new boats' numbers, H23A and H23B, are in memory of two London firefighters, Adam Meere and Billy Faust, who died attending a fire in Bethnal Green in 2004.

It was kind of surreal seeing the spontaneous flashes but no following thunder. Just like nature put itself on mute.

I promise

 

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Snow bokeh...

...playing around with flash :)

New York Comic Con 2016

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The Flash / Heft-Reihe

The Slayer and the Slain!

cover: Carmine Infantino, Rodin Rodriguez

DC Comics / USA 1983

ex libris MTP

www.comics.org/issue/870696/

Birdseye Flash is a plastic body box camera for 6X6cm exposures on 620 film, Made by Birdseye Camera Corp. New York U.S.A. c1954

Little lady of the night exposing herself.

Danny West, the NEW 52 Reverse Flash!

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(Black Head, Black Torso); Custom Helmet

Remember these impromptu performances . Flash mob .. this one starts with some sort of assembly then quickly falls into laughter and chaos . The silly season is in full swing .

 

QSM

Brisbane

Fantastic Monday

 

camera flash on a black tv screen

Studio flash closeup. Smartphone.

Catching up from the past couple of weeks a collection of images taken since the 6th September.

 

Having worked up to Nevile Hill from Derby RTC top and tailed with a 73 on a test train, 37421 returns south through Rotherham Masborough, being out of gauge for running on the planned route between Barnsley and Meadowhall on a night test train that night. In the end the test train didn't run either,

Central London.

A better shot of the beautiful broad-leafed Helleborine (Epipactis helleborine) at Stormont Estate.

There are quite a few specimens down there - I'll have to visit more often.

 

One great thing I discovered about my LED ring flash is that it's big enough to fit over the flower-spike, allowing 360º uplighting

skate boarder enjoying the evening at the Prater in Vienna.

Leica MDa + Voigtländer Color Skopar 21mm + Ilford XP2

Just a cool "collectors item" I have had for a while now. It used to be double sided... :3

Another that continues with the marine theme that I have been exploring recently.

 

This one features a 15 x 19mm labradorite cab with a blue streak on the bottom and a greenish yellow flash on top. The band is a 3/8" wide low dome sterling silver decorated with 14k gold granules to match the 14k wire frame on the bezel. The granules remind me of barnacles and of course the name of this ring refers to the flash that you sometimes see on the horizon as the sun sets-- if you are lucky!

 

This ring is a size 10 1/2.

Wet Fly for Steelhead. Sizes 8-10 work nicely for brook trout.

brillo.......... :)

 

Off-camera lighting with an iPhone.

 

Strobist info: 1 Nova Wireless Flash underneath the bottle triggered by Bluetooth connectivity on an iPhone 6 Plus.

 

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Very active multicell thunderstorm photographed from a bird watching tower in the Ebro Delta natural reserve, eastern Spain.

Flash es un superhéroe de DC Comics que posee la habilidad de una rapidez sobrehumana. Fue creado por Gardner Fox y Harry Lampert, y su primera aparición fue en Flash Comics N°1 (1940). Flash es conocido también por su apodo: "El Corredor Escarlata".

 

A lo largo de la historia, cuatro personas diferentes han usado la identidad de Flash: Jay Garrick (1940-presente), Barry Allen (1956-1986), Wally West (1987-2006, 2007-presente) y Bart Allen (2006-2007). Estos cuatro individuos poseen una rapidez sobrehumana, la cual incluye la habilidad de correr a gran velocidad, reflejos sobrehumanos y la capacidad de violar algunas leyes de la física.

 

En abril de 2008, la edición especial DC Universe Nº 0 presenta a un narrador anónimo quien inicialmente se presenta a sí mismo como "Everything", y que al parecer es el mismísimo Barry Allen sacrificado en 1986.

 

Todos los Flash poseen ciertas habilidades comunes, como moverse, pensar y reaccionar a velocidades sobrehumanas. Además todos ellos poseen la capacidad de vibrar tan rápidamente que pueden atravesar materia sólida, por ejemplo, muros.

 

Barry Allen posee absoluto control sobre sus moléculas: Al ser transformado una vez en espejo, Allen fue capaz de "derretirse" y reconstituirse en su forma humana. También era capaz de correr sobre nubes de nieve lo suficientemente gruesas.

 

Aunque todos los Flash reciben sus poderes de la Fuerza de la Velocidad, Wally West posee una conexión directa a ella, y por esto no se le puede restringir su uso de la misma. West es capaz de utilizar la Fuerza de la Velocidad para crearse un traje, e incluso otorgar o quitar velocidad a otras personas u objetos en movimiento (Jay Garrick ha mostrado tener cierto grado de manejo de esta habilidad). También provocaba que aquellos objetos a través de los que vibraba explotaran, aunque recientemente ha podido evitar este efecto secundario. West puede además, aunque no con la misma precisión que Barry Allen cuando utilizaba su caminadora cósmica, viajar a través del tiempo y de las dimensiones por medio de su propio poder, de forma similar a Allen en Showcase número 4 (1956). Sin embargo, West actualmente acelera al punto de bordear la dimensión de la Fuerza de la Velocidad, y además puede viajar por el tiempo a puntos específicos al volverse éstos visibles (aunque necesita identificar la vibración característica de algún velocista en ese período, o estar familiarizado con la vibración del mismo). Es por lo demás el único velocista capaz de sobrevivir tras haber corrido a la velocidad de la luz; todos los demás han muerto o han sido absorbidos por la Fuerza de la Velocidad.

 

Otra habilidad que los Flash poseen en común es la de leer a súpervelocidad, y de esta forma procesar enormes cantidades de información. Sin embargo el conocimiento adquirido de esta forma suele ser temporal, exceptuando a Bart Allen quien parece adquirirlo permanentemente, aunque en un principio Max Mercury no creía que eso fuera a durar.

 

Los Flash, además de otros velocistas, son capaces de hablar a una increíble velocidad. Esto es usado principalmente para sostener conversaciones privadas en frente a gente que no sea lo suficientemente rápida como para comprender, aunque también se emplea con efecto cómico, haciendo que Flash hable tan rápido que sus palabras sean ininteligibles.

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