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Another macro shot of my beloved Minolta, taken with my grandad's Praktica, Russian bellows, and a Karl Zeiss Jena 50mm Tessar that turned out to have a broken aperture. Oh well, I was using it wide open anyway, as you can see from the shallow DoF here.
The 60 is red because it's the flash sync speed of the XG-M.
Some beach in Saaremaa, Estonia.
Two flashes. Camera left shoot-through umbrella, and camera right bare flash.
LE 6 having just passed Terminal 2 at Dublin Airport heads for the pick up point to get it's passengers for Letterkenny
Recently re-liveried Avanti West Coast Class 390 "Pride" Pendolino 390119 flies through Hartford with the 1M12 11:36 Glasgow Central to Euston service.
Men of the Ersatz (replacement) Btn., L.I.R. 5, Thorn, date 8 Sept. 1914. All men identically outfitted in kratzen, Litewkas with collar flash, tornisters, M95 ammo pouches. All men armed with S71 bayonets fixed to their Gew 88 rifles.
Ferrymoor Flash Nature Reserve near Grimethorpe South Yorkshire
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Was missing a flash this was a 3 exposure HDR f11 / ISO 100 , NIK software and Photomatix processing
2 x Compact studio lights
2 x Light stands
1 x Reflecting umbrella
1 x Softbox 100x70cm
1 x Barndoor
4 x Colour filters
1 x Honeycomb filter
1 x Canvas carry bag (holds the lot!)
Stylish, lightweight and full-featured compact studio flash. Forced 100% output of modeling lamp. Safe, reliable and sensitive. Stable color temperature. Economical and practical. Mount for umbrella incorporated into design. Perfect for studio-based modeling, reproduction and portrait photography. Compact design is ideal for easy transportation.
Seriously, they just kept going and going! For HOURS! They had started by 3:00 am, and were still going this morning at 10:30!
By this time I had arrived at the realization that Mother knows best, and I probably wouldn't know a good place to put the eggs, so I wrestled with which would be better: the chance that I WOULD, or the chance that she would NOT choose the sliced up tree that fell in the storm several weeks back to lay her eggs in. That tree will probably eventually be firewood or mulch or something else not so great for baby beetles.
More from the studio side of the workshop. I'm trying various images in either colour or black and white.
Circuit that I used to measure the flash duration of the microsecond flash. Saturation of the photodiode must be avoided, it helps to bounce the flash off of a closeby white wall.
Don't you just love my handwriting?
A BPX61 photodiode is used which does have the peak sensitivity well into the IR characteristic of silicon detectors. The 50ohm terminator is not required if the scope has a 50-ohm input impedance setting (mine does not). Also important to make sure that your choice of resistor is still primarily resistive at frequency so no wire wound resistors!
Union Station was the site of what must have been a flash mob during evening rush hour on Friday. Most participants were blowing bubbles from hand-held bubble wands or bubble guns. This guy in mime face seemed to be set on livening things up. He'd race around on a scooter (officially frowned upon at Union Station) or just act manic like he's doing here. It was almost as much fun watching the reaction of passersby as it was watching the mob.
Day 254
Yeah, I got this new camera.
Dunno if I'll ever use it.
I also got a action-something-or-other.
It has four lenses, you know, and take them all in order so there's like four frames on a frame.
It's got a test roll of black and white in it now.
Happy.
AI_124 by AmsterInvader
A space invader made with reflecting material on the center of the Meester Visserplein. Best seen when driving from Wibautstraat / Weesperstraat towards the IJ-tunnel. It seems that this one is installed upside down.
AI_124 (January 2013: hidden in the bushes and snow)
Date of invasion: 23/07/2008