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Same rooftops. Actually, this is gradient of houses to big buildings. Gradiend from redrooftops to gray tall buildings.
My 1st attempt at gradient nails and i love the results, will try different sets of colors next time
OPI Base Coat
OPI A Oui Bit Of Red
OPI Lunch At The Delhi
OPI Cozu-melted in the Sun
ignorem os cantos borradões, por favor
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naum tinha limpado ainda
hihi
efeito da esponjinha né
Esmaltes usados:
hip hop da ana hickman, e o roxo metálico
e um glitter rosa da big universo por cima
Anel lindo: Flor Encantada da Magias de Mulher. Só R$9,90 :)
Amei! Nunca tinha feito, e tava com vontade de alguma coisa diferente mas que não desse trabalho.
Peguei um esmalte azul escuro (Lia - Rivka) e coloquei em um potinho de esmalte vazio. Para cada unha, colocava mais ou menos 15 gotas do Acqua - Big Universo. Devia ter usado um pouco mais para dar mais diferença de cor entre os passos, mas gostei mesmo assim =P
Carimbada com M72 da Konad
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A partir de amanhã a Magias de Mulher vai estar com uma promoção super legal para ajudar no presente da sua mãe: 20% de desconto para compra no cartão e 30% para pagamento a vista :) Até esse anel sai mais barato! Aproveitem :)
After my trail and error experience with the black lens, I decided to use my old Kodak camera for this shot to see the difference between a black and silver object. Thanks to Steve Bennet who gave me the tip for this setup in a comment for my lens shots.
Read Steve's comment by this photo:
www.flickr.com/photos/eric_dankbaar/11774417854/
STROBIST INFO:
Left and right Canon 540EZ in soft box at 1/8 power
Behind is a Canon 540EZ with blue gel and with diffusor cap in a 17cm reflector.
This flash was fired in full power and was reflected against the door as background.
Waverley Route gradient post between Melrose and Tweedbank stations with part of one of the wooden arms still in situ, 12th November, 2016.
The Bravo! is the finest speaker in its class, a speaker that uses proprietary coaxial driver technology developed by Gradient in Finland and Norway's SEAS; the custom One-Point-Source driver is a highly specialized system which employs an on-axis format ideal for a small listening space. When you hear the rich and beautiful, full-bodied sound that comes out of this little package, only one word will come to mind: "Bravo!"
The Bravo! is a tiny book-end speaker whose sound compares to that of much more expensive "high-end" models. It is designed for use in small to medium size rooms or in any situation where space is limited.
The airy and easy-to-listen-to sound balance of this speaker, which has been achieved through long term listening tests, is the result of optimized on-axis frequency response and power response curves. When properly positioned, the Bravo! will delight the listener with a clean, open sound stage and true-to- life bass impact.
The one-point source driver used in the Bravo! is very special. Designed by COMBAK Corporation with technology developed by Finland's Gradient and SEAS of Norway, it boasts controlled dispersion patterns and an ultra- smooth spectral balance over a wide listening area. The trademark of this design is pinpoint sound staging with exceptional depth and width.
The nominal impedance of the Bravo! is eight ohms, and rarely drops below seven ohms, making it an easy life for even low-powered amplifiers. The recommended power per channel is 20-150 Watts. In any given room, the required amplifier power will be affected by the room volume, reverberation time and listening level.
The standard cloth grills of most speakers create muffling, diffraction and early reflections from the speaker itself. This degrades the accuracy of the sound and sound stage. Thus the front grill of the Bravo! is made of metal mesh, which has no effect on the quality of the sound. Also, should children or pets touch it, they will not be harmed.
The design of the Bravo! is based on a closed box principle, infinite baffle. This allows a bass roll-off of 12dB/octave, which will be compensated by the natural boost of a normal brick, concrete or stone walled room. As a net result, the bass is clean and precise without the typical upper bass emphasis, or boom, exhibited by ported designs. Thus transients are reproduced naturally.
In many domestic environments, speakers are positioned very close to a television, where they will interfere with and distort the picture. The Bravo! causes no such problems, however, because it comes with magnetic shielding.
With a total volume of only eight liters, the cabinet is very easy to position. Best results are achieved on good quality stands, even close to a back wall—but out of corners. Excellent results can also be attained with the Bravo! fixed on wall brackets, or set on a bookshelf. For more informations see at : www.combak.net/bravo/BRAVO.htm