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I have changed the lighting completely on this specimen. I think the light is better controlled and definitely closer to reality Wasp I
Photographed at 5x Mag
Canon 80D, Mitutoyo M Plan 5x APO, NA 0.14, Nikon PB6 Bellows, Raynox 150 tube
144 images, ISO 100, 1/15s
3 LED spots, DIY diffuser
Images asembled in Zerene
ZS, Capture 1, PS
Kuleni, KZN, South Africa
Corner of 17th and E Thomas. The first place I lived on Capitol Hill back in the 70's was across the street. We were the hippy houses.
Later, Seattle Aids Support Group (SAGS) was located in it for many years.
Soon to become 7 separate lots.
Club Paradise II (4,159 square feet)
11312 Jefferson Avenue, Newport News, VA
This club opened in the mid 2000s; it was originally a Shakey's Pizza, which opened on November 11th, 1969 and closed in summer 1979. It became The Heritage Restaurant on December 11th, 1979, Bijoi Café in June 1983, Inner Circle Caribbean Restaurant in spring 1987, Bijou Go-Go in 1993 and R.D.'s Gallery of Girls in fall 2000.
Kodet 86mm f/12.5 lens in Flash Kodon shutter app. 1/50 sec plus bulb and time. Basically, a folding box camera with this lens.
Pipes are prepared on shore and welded before being loaded onto the laying vessel.
It's the reel thing! It took the owners of the original Apache to realise that "small" pipes, up to about 12" in diameter can be wound onto a reel, transported at high speed in a ship shaped vessel, and then unwound on the location with a minimum of problems.
Winnetou II / Sammelalbum
60 Bilder aus dem Cinémascope-Farbfilm nach dem gleichnamigen Roman von Karl May
Eikon-Verlag E. Jordi (Bern/Schweiz; 1964)
ex libris MTP
Strobist info:
5d Mk II with 50mm 1.4 lens @f/1.8
580 ex II master on camera, aimed backwards and up to reflect off wall/ceiling behind camera, 580 ex II camera rt with catch-light panel up, hand held cross-armed 'mcnally' style, triggered by master.
some levels adjustment in DPP,converted to TIF and then compressed with Elements for web upload
Modelo: Estefanía de Celis
Maquillaje: Elvira Abad
Vestuario: Ropa de Baile Farah Diva
Domingo 23:42. Termina una semana intensa y sigo pegada al ordenador, con un dolor de cabeza persistente desde la hora de la comida. La próxima semana se preevee también intensa...
The display reads:
Pershing II
MGM-31A
In 1983 the new Pershing II Missile System was introduced to replace the Pershing I A Missile System then in service.
The Pershing II continued to utilize the existing missile, but introduced a new terminally guided re-entry vehicle which could be guided to the target to replace the older ballistic warhead. The margin of error was reduced from 1,200 feet to 120 feet radius, consequently a smaller warhead was fitted to reduce unintentional damage to areas surrounding the target.
The two-stage, solid-propellant missile can be maneuvered to overfly the target, then return to attack it. It can also perform evasive maneuvers to protect itself from enemy counter-measures.
The Pershing II Missile System was a decisive factor in the adoption of the Intermediate Nuclear Forces Treaty between the Soviet Union and the United States banning long range systems.
Length: 10.5 meters (34.8 ft.)
Diameter: 1 meter (39 in.)
Weight: 7,462 kg (16,451 lbs.)
Guidance: Inertial, terminally-guided warhead
Range: 1,816 km (1,118 miles)
Museum Acc. # 90.14.1
Taken December 26th, 2010.
Yay! It's been about 6 months since I finished my first 365... my how things have changed. Great things have happened...
I've moved house, gotten two jobs, and left one behind, started avidly cycling, got my G license, furthered my career...
But there was also some not so great things... friends have passed, money and valuables were stolen, and I've felt more and more the responsibilities of being an "adult".
Monumental things have passed me by undocumented, so it's time to start again. 365 YEAR TWO... HERE WE GO!
17" Super Poke swangas.
Originally made for 1983 and 1984 Cadillac cars.
They were re-made with better quality & materials by Texan Wire Wheels in 2006.
They range from 15", 17", 20", and 22".
Regular :2"
Super Poke (wheels in picture): 6"
Gorilla Poke: 8-3/4"
Mainly a Texas & Louisiana style, but through Texas rap music & culture, these wheels have gone worldwide. From Texas all the way to New Zealand, they're gaining popularity.
Search: Texan Wire Wheels on Flickr for more info.