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Look at the unusual home-built flashlight. Halogen meets drainpipe :-) Abandoned Soviet Underground jet fuel depot. In this branched tunnel system were installed twelve tanks. Each of the tanks is about 5 meters in diameter and a length of 60 to 90 meters.
The Eye exam...this halogen ligh bulb...t .... what do you see... somethings just don't look right when you get older...zoom in zoom..what is going on... the monkey is in the clouds see him........ the ufo s land to the left....look closely it is you...looking at these photographs...of course picture it....there's a lot of shi...t going on in this image....most just see the balloon.... .but that's just fine with me...but we see more....here. hss...now back to the rabbit hole...what's going on.
My pan can also be used on a halogen hob according to this symbol on the bottom.
I had to look up what it means, apparently it's not used much anymore.
Scales on the back of a springtail
Scales get off easily, cf. some bold areas. However, with the next molting they will be completely replaced again!
Mitutoyo 100x NA 0.70, tube lens: 165mm (Thorlabs)
Illumination: Coaxial (Halogen)
A halogen spot was facing directly at the chair making it stand out from the other chairs and tables. Airport Zürich
Flickr Friday theme submission.
Monkey fist knot in a key chain.
Sony QX100
Mini tripod stand; Aperture Priority mode; Auto ISO; Auto WB; EV 0. Lights from 2 halogen and 1 LED.
PlayMemories Home
Sharpness; Curve adjusted.
Ergo I am bound.
EffenFiddled
Origin Assignment
Script:
3.5 aperture priority
halogen "natural" light
dog collar
steamy bathroom
70+ layers of polaroid frames in Photoshop
Concept:
Intellect, heart and hand
I am in the process of making them all work together, but still have issues with extremes.
I am plagued with anxiety. As much as I want some thoughts to stop (and doctors want to medicate) I would only suffocate my creativity by taming my spitfire brain.
This could have been inherited through addictive personalities raising me or watching others stifling their own thoughts of passion (I tend to go against the grain).
And while I'm still in the process of nurturing this brainchild I still fight with the need to organize, be responsible, and filter what others know about me.
An idea I had from an old film.
Nikon D700, 70-200 f2.8 lens, SB900 with softbox in car, SB600 with softbox in front of car and high powered halogen torch behind car.
Model: Kate Isaac
So the old halogen lights were replaced a few years ago with these LEDs....not near as impressive at night but a huge power saving.
48 second exposure at f/8, ISO 400.
Poznan, Poland
Autumn in Fog
I love the foggy atmosphere....I love it even more under the glare of light from the nearby halogen lamp.
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Shadows on the ceiling from our fandangled light that is chrome wire, crystals and small halogen lamps.
ODC-Improvised Lighting
Aladdin lent me his lamp for this photo :) Below shows the Halogen light and the little rectangular LED light I used to achieve this lighting. A Picture is worth a thousand words!
This halogen head lamp globe on my car had to be replaced as the filament has broke.
Repeated on and off heating to brilliant high temperature to the point of giving out bright lights can cause fatigue failure.
Late night with a halogen floor lamp pointed upwards to the ceiling, holding the camera underneath pointed up I took 2 shots, this one I like.
Reminds me when in my youth, with my Pentax K1000, I used to goof around alot experimenting just to see what might happen.
expired film 05/2022
pentax pino 35
fixed focus, 38mm coated glass triplet lens, set shutter 1/125
3 light settings, 3 film speeds
I find it increasingly hard to find an electric bulb/globe with filaments as most are being replaced by LED or low energy fluorescent ones.
This tiny halogen globe (too small for my fat fingers to hold) was being held by a file clip against the candle light.
A standard candle gives out about 12 lumens of light while this 12V 20W halogen lamp will give out 240 lumen of light.
Yes, I'm a nerd and I know it.
Lighted on the right side with a halogen lamp through a nylon cage. At first I wanted to use a flash with a radio trigger device because of the distance between the camera and it. It did not work ... I'll have to reread the documentation! :-) Also, I decreased the ISOs and locked the mirror to avoid any blur when shooting.
Eclairé du côté droit avec une lampe halogène à travers une cage en nylon. Au début je voulais utiliser un flash avec un dispositif de déclenchement radio à cause de la distance entre l'appareil photo et lui. Cela n'a pas fonctionné... je vais devoir relire la documentation ! :-) Aussi, j'ai diminué les ISOs et vérrouillé le mirroir pour éviter tout flou au moment de la prise de vue.
Halogen-Projektionslampe aus dem Jahre 1973, hier mit einer Spannung von 18 Volt zum Leuchten gebracht.
Happy Macro Monday !
Its surprising how much difference there is between a standard Halogen headlight and the LED running lights.
My Honda Africa twin has a pair of 55 watt Halogen headlights fitted as original equipment back in 2000 and a pair of 30 Watt LED auxiliary lights I fitted a few years ago and a couple of tiny 5 watt LED's I use when in traffic and I don't want to annoy (blind) the driver in front.
Hemyock, Devon, UK.
8"ø handmade porthole, 5"ø painting. One of five porthole portraits
included in my solo show at Halogen which opens next Friday!
[sold!]
Das Leuchtfeuer List/Ost dient als Leit-, und Quermarkenfeuer für das Fahrwasser "Lister-Tief" mit einem Leitsektor für das "Hoyer Dyp". Der weiße Turm mit rotem Band wurde 1857 von der Isselburger Hütte aus gusseisernen Platten auf einem Betonfundament erstellt. Das rote Laternenhaus ist eine Stahlkonstruktion mit einem Kupferdach. Zusammen mit seinem 2700 m entfernt stehenden Zwillingsturm List-West sind sie die ältesten noch aktiven Leuchttürme Deutschlands mit einem Gusseisenturm. 1936 hat man das mit Gas betriebene Feuer auf elektrisches Licht mit einer Glühlampe umgestellt. Als Leuchtmittel wird heute eine Halogen-Metalldampflampe 230V / 250W verwendet. Eine Umlaufblende erzeugt die Kennung. Der Turm war bis 1977 bemannt, danach wurde das Feuer vom Wasser- und Schifffahrtsamt Tönning ferngesteuert.
Den Leuchtturm List-Ost erreicht man über eine ca. 5 km lange, für Kraftfahrzeuge mautpflichtige Privatstraße auf dem Ellenbogen.
The List/Ost beacon serves as a direction and cross light for the fairway "Lister-Tief" with a leading sector for the "Hoyer Dyp". The white tower with the red ribbon was built in 1857 by the Isselburger Hütte from cast iron plates on a concrete foundation. The red lantern house is a steel construction with a copper roof. Together with its twin tower List-West, 2700 m away, they are the oldest still active lighthouses in Germany with a cast iron tower. In 1936 the gas-fired fire was converted to electric light with a light bulb. Today a metal halide lamp 230V 250W is used as a light source. A orifice generates the identifier. The tower was manned until 1977, when the fire was remote controlled by the Tönning Water and Shipping Authority.
The lighthouse List-Ost can be reached via a private road on the elbow, approx. 5 km long and toll road for motor vehicles.
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Strobist info: Living room lamp, behind camera, diffused with translucent plastic; halogen lamp, behind camera right.
Just a take on all of those shots of pregnant ladies' bellies and the baby blocks. It didn't come out exactly as I had envisioned but I think this is the best I can do with my technical abilities.
For CWD: Excess. Nothing exceeds like excess, and this week we want to see what that means.
This is surely not to be missed on black.
Light from a halogen heater
Noise reduction with this method:
BETTER than Noise Reduction: RESCUE High ISO Pictures & Add DETAIL
Emerald swallowtail (Papilio palinurus)
Mitutoyo 100x NA 0.70, tube lens: ITL200 (Nikon)
Illumination: Halogen and white(!) LED (Ra>95)
This is a collage of 8 pictures from the very same scale, but different illumination (white light, but different incident angles and different polarization angles). This leads to the brilliant iridescence of that butterfly.
Visit the album to see some colour variants of the scales!
This butterfly is a true master in structural (physical) colors. Oblique light produces blue/aquamarin, direct illumination results in a yellow reflection. Back-illumination yields red/brown. Thus, depending on illumination angle (and polarization) any mixture between yellow and blue can be obtained. In addition to the iridecent scales, there are several "normal scales" with pigment colours from brown to orange, yellow and almost white. If you are interested in the details, here is a nature article explaining this phenomenon: