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I passed this field with its neatly aligned rows of grass-cuttings after sunset. There was just enough light left to grab a quick shot.
A collection of all of my Nintendo handhelds. The only items missing are the original Nintendo DS, Gameboy Micro, and ... the Virtual Boy.
Graflex RB Super D 4x5 SLR
Kodak Ektar 190mm f/5.6
T-Max 100 pushed to 400 in HC-110/B
Graflex 12 sheet Bag Mag
A key benefit of a large-sensor camera is sharpness in low light without a tripod. Like this shot out the hotel window.
spectacular and no one home..
I did get away from the home site for a day or so ans spent the weekend a few weeks ago at the spectacular Makaha Resort
I didn't get to snap many but I disd spend the time with many close friends.
The night of the absolute full moon my camera had dead battery so this was the next night..Technically this can be a difficult shot but the camera has manual settings and I had plenty of time
Yeah, so I was on the scooter stuck at the local Target when this storm came through. I shot handheld - I just like the way it looks like a rear-synced flash shot... I might be getting the hang of this lightning bugger...
An US Army ROTC Cadet analyzes an unknown powder sample on a TruDefenderâ„¢ FTX Handheld FTIR (Fourier-transform infrared spectroscopy) device during the 2018 Biometrics Internship at NFSTC@FIU. Photo by Becky Carter
What's left of what seemed to be some sort of paper plant in Monroe, Michigan. HDR was done in Photomatix with three handheld bracketed exposures.
Another frenetic evening spent photographing elkhead's kittens before they disappear to their new homes. They are about 9 weeks old I think. Taken close up with a fisheye lens.
Sliding Handheld shower offers adjustable height. Big or small, you will enjoy the shower in the same pleasure.
Panther Chameleon (Furcifer pardalis)
Niabi Zoo
Coal Valley, Illinois
Quad-Cities area
Until speaking with one of the zookeepers at the Niabi Zoo, I was unaware that there were several other reptiles and amphibians being housed in the Kohler Discovery Center. It's set off from the other parts of the zoo (located nearby the playground and parking lot), so it's easy to miss. The first time I visited the center, another zookeeper offered to take some of the reptiles out for me. I was hesitant at first because I didn't want to be a hassle, but I later asked her to take out the Panther Chameleon for me. It was a privilege to have the opportunity--if the chameleon hadn't been removed from the vivarium, I doubt I would have gotten shots like this!
Camera: Nikon D90
Lens: Nikon Nikkor 55mm f/2.8 AIS Micro
F-stop: f/8
Exposure time: 1/80 sec.
ISO speed: ISO-200
Focal length: 55mm
35mm eq. focal length: 83mm
Handling: Handheld
Priority: Manual
Photoediting: Cropped (just a little bit off the sides), adjusted color/lighting, cleaned up background with noise reduction and blurring
Not sure how to play this one...
Bleeping Relics is a web project i ve launched.
About video reviewing vintage electronic handheld games and tabletops.
Here is the Bleeping Relics' Flickr Set
All the pictures in this set have been taken by me. (some pics were only meant to be for ebay listing, i am giving them a second life even if the quality isn't always top).
Project Homepage:
Watch the episode here: