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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.
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.
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.
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:
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.
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.
Scales on the back the springtail Pogonognathellus flavescens, 100% crop
Most (but not all) scales show a "plaid"- pattern, not only parallel veins
Frans, if you read this and if you are interested, I could again send you a picture of a habitus specimen, because I have no idea about the species of this springtail. Thank you.
Mitutoyo 100x NA 0.70, tube lens: 165mm (Thorlabs)
Illumination: Coaxial (Halogen)
8"ø handmade porthole, 5"ø painting. One of five porthole portraits
included in my solo show at Halogen which opens next Friday!
[sold!]
Straight up Macro shot, no Crop or Photoshop work. Halogen light on the back drop area to create the back light look, also use a spray bottle to create the water droplet, make it easier to focus and create more dof and texture on the petal, this is a super close up with 4x conversion lens. Flash used as well.
4X Magnification
Heart of this Flower under 2.5 Conversion Lens
Raynox DCR-250 (2.5 x) - DCR-150 (1.5x)Conversion Lens
Nikon D300
Nikon 105mm VR F/2.8 1:1 Macro Lens
Nikon SB-800 Speedlite
Hand held and Manual Focus.
ISO 200
F/7.1
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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.
Website: www.heiko-roebke-photography.de
Costco 5w Simplecom LED lamp..
camera mounted on the Manfrotto. and f/9 gives you some zoom room! 3819pixels wide
even sharp down here.. see onscreen NOTEs
Looks good at 100% on the 4K 34cm high 62cmwide Samsung monitor
Posted to Instagram on the billandmaryc account..
#flowersinMarysvase #Rhododendron
Rhododendron is a very large genus of about 1,024 species of woody plants in the heath family. They can be either evergreen or deciduous. Most species are native to eastern Asia and the Himalayan region, but smaller numbers occur elsewhere in Asia, and in North America, Europe and Australia. Wikipedia
Scientific name: Rhododendron
Family: Ericaceae
Subfamily: Ericoideae
Kingdom: Plantae
Hat - strainer - halogen desk lamp - me
52 Weeks of 2020
Week No. 32: Shadow effect - shoot through a tea strainer or other object
Category: Creative
no photoshop used / just halogen light and flash bouncing of white paper from above
Copyright © Marcelo Da Silva ( marce.™ ) on Explore
#ABFAV_Artificial_light
Fibre-optic lighting systems transmit beams of light from a single, centralised halogen or metal halide lamp through glass or plastic fibres.
The densely packed bundles of fibres are twisted and drawn through an outer jacket to dramatically increase the amount of light that reaches the outlets.
They still fascinate me but I am less fond of those that change colours, I prefer mono, so I have these white and the one blue… so far…
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Thank you you very much for your time, visit, comments and awards, M, (*_*)
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As found. Halogen lamps reflecting off brushed stainless steel wall. Exposure, contrast and saturation adjustments only.
The light on our back porch burned out. I pulled the bulb out of the fixture and as I did so, it just crumbled in my hand. When I placed it on the counter, I couldn't help but notice the way the afternoon light streamed in at a perfect angle to illuminate the bulb (no pun intended) so beautifully. So on today's "to do" list I had to add: Halogen bulb for porch. But happily I got to cross "make today's photo" off the list.
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.
Halogen Lamp (partly made of ceramics), appeared and disappears during my life, vs ceramics is in use at least 30,000 years and never will be obsolete
A halogen lamp is an incandescent lamp with a small amount of a halogen gas, usually iodine or bromine, in an atmosphere in a quartz or aluminosilicate glass bulb. The first lamp to use halogen gas (chlorine) was patented in 1882 but the first commercial halogen lamp that used iodine as a halogen gas was patented in 1959 by General Electric. Halogen lamps are no longer considered to be energy efficient and are being phased out in many countries
Light from a halogen heater
Noise reduction with this method:
BETTER than Noise Reduction: RESCUE High ISO Pictures & Add DETAIL
Talent house Secret 7 inch competition.
Show your support for charity & vote for my artwork if you like it.
Model: Lilith Etch
Shot using the halogen modelling lamp and the 48" octabox.
Questions, comments, discussions and critique welcome.
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Straight up Macro shot, no Crop or Photoshop work. Halogen light on the back drop area to create the back light look. Flash used as well.
4X Magnification
Heart of this Flower under 2.5 Conversion Lens
Raynox DCR-250 (2.5 x) - DCR-150 (1.5x)Conversion Lens
Nikon D300
Nikon 105mm VR F/2.8 1:1 Macro Lens
Nikon SB-800 Speedlite
Hand held and Manual Focus.
ISO 200
Thanks for Viewing.
Glass drop, anodized aluminum, low voltage halogen max 35 W, socket G4, electronic transformer in ceiling part, dimmable, (warehouse: 2). 2.8" wide x 55" - 80" max length.
www.spencerinteriors.ca/anta.html
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