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An old incandescent style flashlight bulb and the new LED bulbs. Photo for this week's Macro Mondays theme, "evolution."
Sheath: Maxpedtiion Flashlight Sheath
Color: Olive drab
Size: 5''
INSIDE
Flashlight: Bushnell
color : Grenade Green
Art loving citizens of Baltimore playing with 200 customized flashlights!Garden Flare, special project for Baltimore Museum of Art
Swiss Capital City ByNight. POV: Belpberg, Chutzen, Bern, Switzerland, lewelsch
Sony RX100M3 RX100III, lewelsch
Light painting of a flower bouquet in a completely dark room with a Maglite Mini exposure of ten seconds.
52 weeks of 2019 - Week 46: Light painting
Experimenting with a bright flashlight to do light painting this morning using the new Canon 6D, before sunrise, at home, at the Golden Gate, and the Palace of Fine Arts, San Francisco, USA. I'm not impressed, could've taken these easily with a cheaper camera. Swans got lit by the flashlight here.
Little man was getting frustrated with me as I had to take several test shots to get exposure right and he was wanting to take his own shots.
304/365,
Old to new,
Google Pixel 5,
Mylite Arlec,
Magnetic LED,
Coleman fluorescent.
Tripod, 10 second delay, timer
Gelly LED Light 2AA
Stylish LED flashlight with innovative gel-filled grip
Perfectly adapts to the shape of the user's hand
Available in three stylish colors (blue, red and silver)
Often makes photos too bright!
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Joshua Tree National Park happens to be one of my favorite places to visit in California. Not only is the landscape beautiful and strange, but there are fantastic 4x4 roads to explore and also some of the best climbing.
Last month, I hit the park with a few good friends and we did a bit of night shooting, during the full moon.
People often ask me which flashlights I like and which ones I use and the truth is, it varies. Some of my lights are upwards of $100. Others are under $20. You absolutely do not need a $100 light to successfully light paint an image, but there are definitely reasons I love the more expensive lights I have. To light this image, I used a $17 work light by Viisliam - amzn.to/1QYG1sc.
After a misty rain all day, I decided to take a a few late night pics of my sodden, drippy deck flowers.
I balanced a flashlight on end then placed the leaf on top of it. The background leaves are scattered on the table top.
Alligator Florida
No post-processing done to photo. Nikon NEF (RAW) files available. NPP Straight Photography at noPhotoShopping.com
this was my first experience with off camera flash: I recently got hold of three 21Ws slaves with bulb sockets - placed in the lamps and triggered with camera flash... ah, and not to forget the little flashlight