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Missy will soon chase Flash away from her while she goes off to give birth to the next generation ... I am very interested in watching the dynamics this year as Flash has travelled with Missy and her 2 twins that are now 2 year olds and possibly pregnant themselves ... could be a big family group joining together in late summer this year!
A worms eye view of my new found favourite trees :)
Taken last night at dusk, a 5 mins exposure with a bit of flash painting.
Thanks for having a look.
This is a composite of several pictures.
For info such as how I photographed this, strobist, step by step from start to finish:
glennmeling.blogspot.no/2013/04/the-making-of-flash-on-ro...
Strobist:
Canon 5D Mark II
Canon 100mm macro lens
Canon 580ex II flash with a Lastolite softbox for speedlites.
I just got my first flash for Christmas and wanted to try freezing action. I know the picture is cliche but I was interested in learning how to use this new toy!
SB-700 camera right at 90 degrees to camera with a white reflector camera left.
Triggered with the on-camera flash on my D7000.
Every year the scorched desert looks to the monsoon rains to get them through another year. The first lightning flashes of the season are symbols of hope to animals and plants alike.
Borrowed Nick's flash for Rugby 101 and decided to take some shots as well for fun. Thought this outtake showed off the tattoo well.
Palos Verdes, CA
Point Vicente Lighthouse was built in 1926 on the Palos Verdes Peninsula. The light source was dimmed during World War II to avoid aiding the enemy. It was automated in 1971 by the United States Coast Guard. The original third-order Fresnel lens still revolves in the lantern room. In 2015, the Coast Guard announced its intention to install an LED light with a 14 nm range, replacing the current light and lens.
The Point Vicente Lighthouse is just north of the entrances to the Los Angeles/Long Beach Harbors. It was operated and maintained by the United States Lighthouse Service prior to that Service being merged with the U.S. Coast Guard, which was delegated all aid-to-navigation responsibilities in 1939. The lighthouse was manned until 1971 when it was automated by a remote electronic aids-to-navigation monitoring system.
The white cylindrical tower is 67 feet (20 m) tall, and the masonry structure is built on the edge of a 130-foot (40 m) cliff. This places the center of the lantern 185 feet (56 m) above the ocean, and because of this elevation, the 1.1 million candlepower-beam has a nominal (clear weather) visible range of 24 nautical miles (44 km; 28 mi). The Coast Guard Light List specifies its light characteristic as being a pair of two white flashes, repeating that pair every 20 seconds. An emergency light of reduced intensity operates if the main light is extinguished. The most striking feature in the lighthouse is the classical third-order rotating Fresnel Lens located in the lantern. This particular lens was manufactured around 1910 in Paris, France, by Barbier, Bernard and Turenne, the oldest lens making company in the world. This lens is made up of hand-ground prisms held in place by a cast brass frame. The prisms and frame represent an excellent example of the precision achieved by optical scientists and the lens making art in utilizing the known principles and properties of light.
This lighthouse also incorporates a pleasant-sounding foghorn to audibly warn ships during times of low visibility which are common to the area.
This is one on our way home after an evening of drinking wine in a bar in Utrecht.. I only had a few... even though I look awfully cheery.. :-P
I really need to get myself a good camera.. because this one needs a big-ass flash to take a photo... hence all the reflections.
And before someone asks... the cats are not in the bag... they stayed home.. ;-)
L to R from back to front: (row 1) Gentleman Ghost, Pied Piper, Bug-Eyed Bandit, Mr. Element, Samuroid, Turtle, Murmur, Gorilla Grodd, Shade, The Top, Weather Wizard.
(Row 2) Icicle Jr., Icicle Sr., Frank Miller Flash, Heatwave, Captain Cold, Mirror Master, Trickster II, Trickster I, Plastique, Captain Boomerang.
(Row 3) Cobalt Blue, Black Racer, Black Flash, Daniel West, Professor Zoom, Reverse Flash, Dark Flash, Savitar, Inertia, Negative Flash.
(Row 4) Jesse Quick, Liberty Belle, Johnny Quick, Jay Garrick, Iris West, Barry Allen, Wally West, Linda Park, Wallace West, Impulse, Hot Pursuit, Max Mercury, XS
And there it is! All of the figures I have made over the past month or so! Thank you again for all the support along the way! As I said in my Wally post yesterday, it is really awesome to write Flash stories again! Be on the lookout for more things from me!
Inspired by the 1982 animated television film "Flash Gordon: The Greatest Adventure of All".
Check the scene here:
I built this a year ago (almost to the day!) in preparation for a public display, then the show got cancelled and I never got around to posting it. I think it is my tallest build to date, standing at around 47cm (18.5 inches).
Also check my build of Ming's shuttle from the same movie!