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Bristol Renaissance Faire
near Kenosha, Wisconsin
July 20, 2013
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This was done for a comparison between Flash and xCode/Interface Builder iphone development. See the adjacent pictures...
large size: www.flickr.com/photos/danzen/4426553668/sizes/l/
Superheroes and Frisbee Golf; the Flash: Photo 5
To the Flash's joy, the Frisbee hit the hole dead-on, it was going to be a hole-in-one! But just as he began to jump for joy, he realized the consequences of his super-speedy (and fiery)throw: the Frisbee was going too fast and too hot, and instead of being caught with that perfect "ching" of the chains, it cut straight through, severing the hole in half and leaving his smoking Frisbee in the grass. "Maybe," the Flash thought to himself, "I should just stick to cross country."
See more details about this build on my website at: boyandbricks.blogspot.com
Direct flash has harsh contrasts and harsh shadows. The bounce off the ceiling has good tones but casts a shadow across the eyes. The diffused technique has less harsh contrasts and eliminated the eye shadowing, but still has some harsh shadowing around the ear.
My new toy
I brought two flashes out with me in my back pack and was all set to fire off a few shots but i forgot to bring my radio triggers :(
I ended up hardwiring the one flash.
One 285hv off camera right 1/4 power
As succeed using SB-900 speed light last night, i am still excited in using it through the night out tonight. The speed light was keep flashing my balcony just now. There are another reason why I captured myself today. I found there was a good foundation from Biotherm!! It was a small pack as gift when I purchased other products from Biotherm Homme. The color fits me so much!! You could tell from my face!
NOTE: I didn't do anything on the file by PHOTOSHOP or other software!
camera info: Nikon D90 | 50mm | ƒ/1.4(1.4G) | ISO 200 | 1/40s — Handy
Finally got a decent enough picture of lightning after a very active storm rolled through Tuesday evening. It was quite a light show! I figured out how to use the clone and heal tool in Photoshop to remove the blurred out city lights.
© 2016 Antoine H
Did a quick flash diffusion test with my Tamron 90 lens at 1:1 of a test subject using my normal coke can diffuser on a bracket mounted 430Ex vs using a diffused Opteka 600 twin macro flash ( shot here www.flickr.com/photos/lordv/5577399335/ ). Far prefer the light from the single diffused flash with it's much larger ddiffuser head.
Strobist info:
Fujifilm X10 f8 1/640
Yongnuo 460II 1/32 perpendicular to camera on the right through snoot and honeycomb.
Flash session with Dylan van der Meij (Flysurfer/Jobe/Lip/Lifely/Versus) in Barra do Rio, Brazil on 14 November 2014
Shutter speed = 1/4000
Aperture = f20
Iso = 100
Slave Flash Power =1/1
Photo taken on Date and Time (Original): 2009:01:31 11:21
Middle in the day.
VALing with Hanna to create Yoli's 12th birthday album
Strobist: Gelled SB800 on boomstand and brolli
Set up 2 430EXII Speedlights
With moss green flash gel to Kasie's left.
ExpoImaging Rogue FlashBender Large Positionable Reflector with
Large Rogue Diffusion Panels to Kasie's right.
Model
Kasie Van Ruler
Canon 5DmkII
Canon 50 F1.4
Strobist Info:
Cullman CX40 Off
Canon 430EX Below 50cm 1/4" Power
Trigger Yonguno 602
More fun with flash - nice thing is more of a focus on the awesome car, less on the background. Enjoy!
Otherwise figured on 26 October 2018, I'd post a "Flashback Friday" of the 2018 Vancouver Intl Auto Show from March as they just started to update their website for 2019: vancouverinternationalautoshow.com/ . More photos up at flic.kr/s/aHsmi1jCSa !
PHOTO CREDIT: Joe A. Kunzler Photo, AvgeekJoe Productions, growlernoise-AT-gmail-DOT-com
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TYPE: 35mm Lens Shutter camera with auto exposure and automatic Exposure control
LENS: Carl Zeiss Tessar T* 35mm F3.5 (4 elements in 3 Groups)
Auto Lens barrier: Opens only when shutter is released - then closes
SHUTTER: Programmed electronic Shutter (1/8 - 1/500 sec)
SHUTTER RELEASE: Electromagnetic release
SELF-TIMER: 10 secs. Can be cancelled midway
EXPOSURE CONTROL: Programmed AE system with SPD sensor.
Metering range: EV 6.6 - 17 (Iso 100) FILM
SPEED SETTING: Auto with DX film of ISO 50 - 1600
FOCUSING: Auto focusing 1m to infinity with Focus Lock
FILM ADVANCE & REWIND: Automatic
BUILT IN FLASH: Flashmatic type, automatic firing ion low light. Flash range 1-2.5 m (ISO100). Daylight synchro flash.
BATTERY: 6V Lithium battery. (2CR5) capable of 1000 frames (50% with flash) - equivalent to about 40 rolls of 24 exposure film.
The other day after playing airsoft with some friends, I had to give Mike Steffen (a fellow grad student in Dr. Bonett's lab, we both are aspiring herpetologists) a try with my two pistols. He's thinking of getting a nice simple single-action like my Heritage sixgun, and seemed to like it best. Naturally since it was dusk aiming was a little challenging, but it made for some nice muzzle flash photos!
This is the first time I've put my kit lens back on since my Sigma 10-20 arrived. But it was mucky outside from all the snowmelt and we spent the day doing things not conducive to lens health, like shooting plastic BBs and splashing around, so I figured I'd keep the expensive lens off!
Also, between airsoft and shooting the .22s (only fired off around 80 rds., a pretty quick session) one of the departing airsoft combatants got very stuck on the shoulder/ditch so I had to pull him out with my father's little Kubota tractor. It's really a blast, I think of it like a giant Tonka truck. Toys for grown-ups! Of course it looked pretty funny, since I was still wearing camo (facepaint and all). Check out the photo below.
Nikkor 18-55, UV filter.
Flash Flooding occurred in Piedmont, South Dakota from a slow-moving supercell thunderstorm on June 1, 2015.
Flash Gordon / Heft-Reihe
Die Stadt der Falkenmenschen
art: Alex Raymond
Zeitchriftenverlag Heinz Pollischansky (Wien / Österreich; 1975)
Copyright: King Features Syndicate (N.Y.) / Bulls Pressedienst (Frankfurt / Deutschland)
ex libris MTP
Roaming around Millennium Park last Thursday evening and trading photos with the tourists. I think the guy did a pretty good job!
Flash is available for adoption in Northern Virginia, USA, through HART .
Flash and Tigger were adopted from HART as a tiny kittens. They are about 7 years old now. Their humans got divorced and left them behind. Flash is a sweet, gentle soul who is a bit shy about all of these big changes in her life.