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My first attempt at flashlight time exposure -- at least since I did this kind of thing with my brother 20 years ago.
It's a painting of my dog.
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1401 Greenbrier Parkway, Suite 1026, Greenbrier Mall, Chesapeake, VA
This location opened in 2018; it was previously a National Optometry, which opened in the early 2000s and relocated here in 2010. It became Comfort Massage in 2010, which relocated here in 2016.
Larger flashlights: A mini-Maglite (with LED drop-in replacement bulb); Maglight 2-D (with LED replacement); Underwater Kinetics 4AA; River Rock 2AA; Streamlight 4AA (with tritium Glow Ring) attached to handle.
1970's vintage Bright Star Flashlight.
Made by Bright Star, which was originally known as the Bright Star Battery Company.
Here's a bit O ' history on the Bright Star Battery Co.....
An immigrant from Odessa, Russia by the name of Isadore (Israel) Koretzky, the founding father of Bright Star, arrived at Ellis Island some time prior to 1909 and shortly thereafter obtained a job with the Manhattan Electric Company, a manufacturer of dry cell batteries. Their battery products were marketed under the trade name, Red Seal. In his spare time Isadore developed some battery improvements in the basement of the tenement house in which he lived on Brite Street in New York City. As was not uncommon in that era he decided to break away from his employer and founded his own battery making operation in 1909.
Koretzky fabricated the name of his company from a combination of the name of his street and a saying that his batteries produced a light like a star from heaven. Therefore he named the company, The Bright Star Battery Company. Legend has it that he would manufacture a batch of batteries one night, test them the next night, cull out the bad ones, then the third night put the good ones in a push cart and sell them to the shop keepers in the area of his small basement factory.
Bright Star pioneered the high impact injection molded flashlight in the late 1930s, played a prominent role in the creation of the MX type military flashlight and spearheaded the development of standards for explosion proof handheld lighting products. During World War I and World War II the company enjoyed a large volume of government business in both flashlights and batteries. After World War II Bright Star expanded its flashlight business to become a worldwide leader in the production of industrial flashlights and lanterns. Over the same period, its battery business continued to grow, as Bright Star became a full-line supplier of high-quality carbon-zinc industrial batteries.
In recognition of Bright Stars accomplishments in the area of export, it has received the U.S. Department of Commerces highest award for export excellence by American companies. In 1961, the President of the United States created the E award to afford recognition to companies that contribute significantly in the effort to increase U.S. exports. In 1974 Bright Star received the E award and in 1986 it received the E Star award for continuing export excellence.
Canon EOS 5D Mark III
EF50mm f/1.4 USM
Æ’/4.5
50.0 mm
1/80
400
Flash (on, fired) EX430II in a 90x90 softbox overhead
LED Flashlights for Badin Village Sep 6, 2013
Location: Village Deenar Khan Talpur, UC Bhugra Memon, District Badin, Sindh, Pakistan
Donated By: Tom Guan, Pres & CEO
Light Emission Technology
Chief Guest: Masood Lohar
National Coordinator UNDP GEF SGP
Pakistan
In association with Pervaiz Lodhie, LEDtronics, USA & Shaantech, Pakistan
Event: Distribution ceremony facilitated by Masood Lohar and his team. High Power muti-function 300 mini flashlights were distributed to 300 women of under privileged families of villages in Deenar Khan Talpur area. Each flashlight is expected to benefit 8 to 10 family members in many ways.
I always wanted to try this Light Painting stuff so here it goes one of my test. What better book to illustrate it?
NO PHOTOSHOP HERE!!!
Canon 580Ex with Black Straws Snoot to the left pointing a little down to the book (105mm,1/128). Camera ISO 100, Tv 200, Av 22. The flames are made with a small MagLite flashlight covered with my thumb and index fingers to give it a reddish tone, then moving along the book to create the effect.
Visit my Lighting Mods blog for the all story.
This is something you definitely need in an emergency survival kit.
After the sun goes down you will need to know where you are. Or to find something to eat.
Just remember to pack lots of batteries.
This flashlight was dying, and it turned out to give some really nice warm macro pictures.
Increased the contrast and tweaked the levels.
He especially liked to be completely closed in the box, with a flashlight. Sounds like a nightmare to me, what with my claustrophobia. Thankfully the lad isn't nearly as neurotic as his mother. Yet.