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phare du Cap Fréhel
Bretagne
Phare d'atterrissage
Plévenon, Côtes-d’Armor, Bretagne
Coordonnées48° 41’ 1" N / 2° 19’ 1" W
Mise en service le 1er juillet 1950
145 marches
Hauteur32,85 mètres (hauteur de l'ampoule)
Élévation85 mètres (au-dessus des plus hautes mers)
Portée (milles marins) :29 milles (environ 52 km)
feu à 2 éclats rouges toutes les 10 secondes
Optique tournante BBT à 4 panneaux, focale 0.50m / lampe halogène de 1000 w
Électrification en 1979
Automatisation en 1982
This shot showcases the main dome inside the prayer hall with its impressive chandelier.
The 14-meter-high chandelier was manufactured by the Italian company Faustig. Since the mosque is 90 meters high, the chandelier appears proportional. It weighs 8.5 tons and includes 600,000 crystals and 1,122 halogen bulbs with a dimming system. There is also a staircase for maintenance purposes. Prior to the completion of the Sheikh Zayed Mosque in Abu Dhabi in 2018, it was the world's largest chandelier. Thirty-four smaller chandeliers of the same design hang in other parts of the building.
If my friend Karsten Gieselmann was there, I’m sure he would have made the most of this great architectural landmark.
All the best dear friends!
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Kreative Fotoaufgaben. Alle 14 Tage eine neue Aufgabe, gemacht.
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♫ Whitney Houston (Halogen Remix)♪ I Wanna Dance With Somebody ♫
Location: Taka no Sakura.
Tumblr: Savvy’s
Dress: Conny from Meva @ Epiphany **GACHA**
-Copper
-Confetti Jacket Addon Copper no Blink
-Confetti Pants Addon Copper no Blink
-Confetti Top Addon Copper no Blink
-Jacket Black
-Jacket Top Connector Copper
-Nipple Cover right Copper
-Pants Belt Copper
-Copper Black
Pose: Letii 4 from ” BBD Poses @ E/M Event
Hair: Excuse Me from Magika .
Backdrop: Moderna Courtyard from SAYO SCENES
150mm + 1,4X - 1/200 – f11 - Iso 200 - Monopod - Flash off - Diritto esclusivo di riproduzione ©
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Today Toronto wasnt this pretty... but a different version of pretty ..
It was foggy and beautiful ...was so gorgeous, I walked out of my house to work and decide to go back in took the camera and shot pics and then went to work late ....... i love my boss......
I was struggling to get a shot of something looking vertically upwards, and then hit upon this idea of Niqui's halogen reading/crafting lamp. It's designed to shine the light down from the reflective surface so I had to dim the bulb to end up with this .. HMM!
Sletterhage Lighthouse is located in Denmark on the southern tip of the Djursland peninsula protruding into the Kattegat between Denmark and Sweden at the entrance to the Baltic Sea. The concrete lighthouse was built in 1894 to help guide ships to and from the Port of Aarhus, via a shipping lane that passes close to the lighthouse isthmus...Before electrification the lighthouse had a clockwork mechanism which had to be wound up every four hours in order to open and close a set of shutters that made the lighthouse flash at specific intervals. Today a 600 watt halogen bulb that turns off and on serves the same function...Tower height16 metres
Part of the pattern on one of my jumpers. Had to take this inside as it was just too wet to put it on the garden table. To help keep the ISO down we put on all the lights in the main room, halogen lamp and all. Hope it hasn't done too much damage to the electricity bill...
Better viewed large.
Thank you for your favourites. :O)
A macro view of a T3 clear halogen double-ended bulb. The frame represents a span of ¾ -of an-inch across and was illuminated by window light at 3-o'clock.
Lens: Helios 44M-4 f2/58mm with 12mm + 20mm + 36mm extension tubes attached.
Freightliner shed 66566, still holding on to the former Freightliner branding and original halogen light clusters, plays the age-old winter pastime of dodge the shadows, while leading a delayed 6C73 12.18 Westbury-Fairwater Yard HOBC tripper towards its final destination, a mere 48 minutes down by this stage. The local landmark that is Obridge Viaduct can be seen in the background, partially obscured by the vast amount of trees, even at this time of year.
Taken with the assistance of a pole
What seems to me a bit like the lodges of an opera hall is only part of the reflector of a halogen spotlight.
Was mich an einen großen Opernsaal erinnert, ist nur ein Teil vom Reflektor eines Halogenstrahlers.
Bearbeitet/Edited with Adobe Photoshop Express.
Application: suitable for installation on various vehicles for a unique appearance and improved visibility.
Toepassing: geschikt voor montage op diverse voertuigen voor een unieke uitstraling en verbeterd zicht.
Anwendung: geeignet zur Montage an verschiedenen Fahrzeugen für ein einzigartiges Erscheinungsbild und verbesserte Sicht.
Application : adapté pour le montage sur divers véhicules pour un look unique et une meilleure visibilité.
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A halogen light with interesting square geometric shapes along the curving surface that the light reflects from. HMM:))
Sletterhage Lighthouse is located in Denmark on the southern tip of the Djursland peninsula protruding into the Kattegat between Denmark and Sweden at the entrance to the Baltic Sea. The concrete lighthouse was built in 1894 to help guide ships to and from the Port of Aarhus, via a shipping lane that passes close to the lighthouse isthmus...Before electrification the lighthouse had a clockwork mechanism which had to be wound up every four hours in order to open and close a set of shutters that made the lighthouse flash at specific intervals. Today a 600 watt halogen bulb that turns off and on serves the same function...Tower height16 metres
The remote Lighthouse of Ponta do Albernaz sits atop a cliff on the Northwest tip of the Island of Flores in the Azores. A lighthouse was first planned for the settlement of Ponta Delgada on the east coast in 1883. It was never built when in 1902 a commission on lighthouse postponed the plans in order to modernize the design and study the best location for a lighthouse. They came up with a controversial and unexpected proposal: Build a first-order light, with an equidistant beacon providing rotation at 5 second intervals on the promontory of Ponta do Albernaz about 3 kilometers (1.9 mi) away from the settlement of Ponta Delgada. That elevated position along the western coast would allow visibility as approached from the west, to the east in Corvo as well as the entire northwest / north coast of Flores.
In what was reported to be a friendly transaction, 5.525 square kilometres (2.133 sq mi) of pastureland was expropriated (at the cost of $3.500 reis) from property-owner João Lourenço in 1922. Construction commenced soon afterward. That construction, however, was a challenge as there was no access to the site by road from Ponta Delgada or any other location on Flores.The plans were adapted to the realities of the situation and the lighthouse was equipped with a third-order dioptoric beacon with a 500 millimetres (20 in) focal length. Moved by a clockwork turntable, the light had a range of 28 miles (45 km) range and was powered by a diesel generator. The lighthouse commenced operation on 28 January 1925, and utilized a lamp powered by a diesel generator.
Many modification have been made since it first started operation. In 1938, the light was converted to incandescent light which allowed the beacon to extend its range to 35 miles (56 km). In 1956, generating cells and a 3000watt/110 volt lamp were installed. In 1960, the site finally became connected to a telephone network. Later other improvement were made including expanding the lighthouse, and finally in 1983 replacing the light with a 1000 Watt/120 Volt halogen lamp.
Today, Farol da Ponta do Albarnaz is the only lighthouse in Portugal not linked to the national electrical network. Yes, a remote lighthouse.
References:
"Farol do Albarnaz", Revista da Armada, Marinha Portuguesa, September–October 2005
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lighthouse_of_Ponta_do_Albernaz
Costa, Patricia (2002), SIPA (ed.), Farol do Albarnaz (IPA.00012776/PT072006030004) (in Portuguese), Lisbon, Portugal: SIPA – Sistema de Informação para o Património Arquitectónico,
I took this photo probably in 1998 in Krakow, in a dormitory room. Model: Marta. Photo camera: Canon 35mm analog full frame. Lens: Canon 20 mm f / 2.8 EF USM. Negative: ILFORD black & white DELTA 3200. I used two halogen headlights and black fabric background.
Digitized and digitally renovated by Foto Jedynak in Rybnik - www.foto-jedynak.pl
Yet another tiny wasp exhibiting physical colours at the whole body.
Coaxial white illumination applied here (halogen lamp). Its just, that these guys are so small, that you normaly don't see these beautiful colors.
The name comes from Greek khalkos 'copper', for their metallic colour. [German: Erzwespe]
The family Chalcidoidea contains some 22,500 known species, and an estimated total diversity of more than 500,000 species. Most of them are parasitoid.
Mitutoyo M Plan Apo 50x NA 0.75 HR tube lens: Thorlabs 165mm
Illumination: Pure coaxial lighting
Featuring:
Noche. High-Cut Shorts @ Fameshed (Jan 2nd round).
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Hair: WINGS-TO1205
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Jewel beetle (Anthaxia nitidula, f)
Antenna exhibit a rich structure in high magnification.
Illumination is quite tricky in this case, due to to the short working distance of the objective and the high reflectivity of the surface.
Objective: Mitutoyo M plan apo 50x NA 0.75 (HR), tube lens: Raynox (125mm)
Illumination: Oblique (LED) and coaxial (halogen)
Just catching up from my few days off, this is my first foray into using lighting properly for a bit more drama.
Thanks Charlie for your advice on all this stuff, I'm really pleased with how it turned out :)
May 04, 2020. Dąbrowa Górnicza. Poland. The ET42-001 electric locomotive illuminated with halogen lights standing at the Dąbrowa Górnicza Towarowa starting station with train 444088 to Zebrzydowice and poses for a photo. Next to ET22-786 in the company painting scheme of PKP Cargo with the train 414008 to Warszawa Praga during the brake test. This photo was created with help of local railwaymen. The ET42-001 locomotive has historic factory painting scheme.
A close up of a single Rainbow Oriental Lily
the illumination of light came from a corner Tiffany styled lamp and some rather bright halogen ceiling spot lights lol
Canon 5d MK 11 + Sigma 105mm
For Macro Monday theme "In the Space Between." The filaments are in the space between the electrical leads and the glass bulb.
An automotive halogen headlamp lightbulb. These filament coils are roughly 3.5mm (1/8 in.) in length. A low voltage was applied to the lamps leads to achieve a slight illumination of the filament.
Happy Macro Monday and thanks for viewing.
Taken for 'Saturday Self Challenge': "Heat"
This a variable, three size, halogen hob in sizes I II and III