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I was experimenting with a LED ring light buried in some snow acting as a base for the bubble, so the bubble is lite from below. The series of shots generally did not work as well as I hoped they would.

 

It was fairly cold (-12˚C) and it was difficult to focus. The internal reflection inisde the bubble was also hard to control. I did like the pattern scene in the bubble; so I played with the contrast and went High Key with the processing.

 

Will try again if there is an opportunity, but will pull back a little and try adding some colour through the lighting.

Cyanotype en Chinese sun print paper. 3,5 h in LED light

Mediterranean fruit fly

Family: Tephritidae

Ceratitis capitata (male)

 

186 shots

Magnification around : 11x

Lens : Nikon BD Plan 10x/0.25 210/0

Lights: 3 Led Lights and cylinder paper for diffuser

#ABFAV_Artificial_light

 

Warm candle light in dark days, I am grateful for the seasonal festivities, the glitter and shine.

Candles on water, Led lights on wire and many more.

 

I see the sparkle in the eyes and everything.

Lights of all kinds, yes please!

  

I wish you all the very best and thank you for all your kind words, time, comments, faves and likes. Very much appreciated. M, (*_*)

 

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forever jung like spring //// für immer jung wie der Frühling

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lensbaby composer pro 50 / tulip / open aperture / LEDlight / macro /

dream filter / blur Effect / vignette white / edited

...and its shadow

 

We had none of these in our house until about 3 years ago, now they are everywhere this year. I have just counted 8 in our hall and front room hanging in their tangly webs.

 

I don't mind them at all.

 

They are not native to Ireland but arrived probably a few centuries ago. They are a tropical species that has adapted to human homes as a way of avoiding the relative coldness of our temperate oceanic climate.

 

free pest control.

 

Shonen Knife – Explosion

www.youtube.com/watch?v=rGB_HsEun0E

  

In Winter, days are so short that it is dark when you try to take your bicycle to work and also when you bike home... I need these lights to actually find the bike at the garden :-)

Ref : DSC_7559

Date : August 26, 2020.

Dark portrait of a Bullet ant (Paraponera clavata, Hymenoptera, Formicidae). Collection specimen (Ecuador, Coca, 2014).

 

Studio work with a dried specimen (rehydrated and staged). Focus stack of 119 images, assembled in Zerene Stacker (Pmax & Dmap).

Sony A7RM3 (apsc mode) + Canon MP-E 2.8/65mm at approx. 4x; ISO-50, f/6.3, 0.6sec, -1.7 step, 1 diffused ledlight.

Tried photographing this early in the morning. Although the morning temperature was -13˚C, the micro climate on my balcony was at -2˚C, and the bubble would not freeze. Unfortunately I had to wait until the evening when everything finally cooled down to start experimenting. After an hour the batteries were dying, and I could no longer feel my fingers, so it was time to pack things up. One of the better results, but not totally happy with the results.

Family : Tephritidae

Euleia Heraclei (female)

138 shots

Magnification around : 8x-9x

Lens : Nikon BD Plan 10x/0.25 210/0

Lights: 3 Led Lights and cylinder paper for diffuser

I made this photo in 2014, downloaded it today. These are all LED lights. These lights! Not easy to capture at night. Of all my many attempts, this is the only photo I kept. I have wondered if this photo was worthy to share, so here it is.

 

Vitruvian Park is located in Addison, Texas and the light show is still an active event.

 

vitruvianlights.com

At the Supertree Grove, Gardens by the Bay during Christmas 2020 Wonderland.

Cyanotype on Chinese sun print paper. 3h in LED light

Holopyga sp. Family: Chrysididae

 

In this photo I had a dilemma about the background color. I tried several background colors and I ended up to the green one.

 

I hope you like it ;)

 

83 shots

Magnification around 5.5x-5.8x

Lens : JML 21mm f/3.5

Lights: 2 Led Lights and cylinder paper for diffuser

   

Cyanotype on Chinese Solar paper. 3,5h in LED light..

Tabanus sp.

It's an old work

 

102 shots

Magnification around 4x-4.5x

Lens : JML 21mm f/3.5

Lights: 2 Led and cylinder paper for diffuser

 

A fuschia from the garden photographed against a white background and illuminated with two LED lights (pen torches).

 

Technical: 14 images in a focus stack, processed in Helicon Focus. Small cloning in Photoshop. Sharpening and specific colour adjustment in Lightroom.

 

Many thanks to everyone who views, faves and comments on this image and the others in my photostream. HMM to you all!

For Macro Mondays 'Holes' theme - a broken sea shell.

Photographed on a gloss, black floor tile and illuminated with LED lighting. A focus stack of 10 images processed in Helicon Focus, dust and fibre removal in Photoshop, conversion to mono in Silver Efex Pro, cropping and sharpening in Lightroom. HMM.

As bright as bright can be.

We all enjoy our Vegemite

For breakfast, lunch, and tea.

Our mother says we're growing

stronger every single week.

Because we love our Vegemite.

We all adore our Vegemite.

It puts a rose in every cheek!

 

Come on all you Aussies you know the tune LOL .....

 

No ... not my usual flowers ... something completely out of left field. My photography assignment is 5 images that portray "What it means to be Australian" ..... so one of the photos is on vegemite .... nothing says more about growing up in Australia than vegemite ....

 

Inspired by Tio and his painting with light (although I'm sure that this is not what he had in mind ) I've just put my spin on it .... I had an absolute blast doing this .... so many shots trying to get it the centre, trying to get it so you can read it, trying to finish it in the 15seconds.... so much fun .... so thank you my flickr friend Tio for pushing me into the unknown ... :)

  

Many people were walking along the Millennium Bridge as can be seen in the foreground on the right, but one person was in the same position for a long time. He was probably being photographed or watching his partner taking photos. The 20 second exposure did not capture all the other people unless they stood still or moved slowly.

 

This was a social walk for some members of Windsor Photographic Society. We were doing the illuminated river . London.

( www.illuminatedriver.london )

 

We started at Waterloo Bridge and worked our way down along the Thames to finally reach Tower Bridge to get night shots of the illuminated bridges. So many things to capture but was great fun with an extra session on an island in the middle of the road doing buses passing each other over Tower Bridge.

 

Thanks to Malcolm who organised the event which about 8 folks made it.

 

This image was using either ReeXpose App or ReeHeld App

but was tricky as people were walking fast or running at times which made the bridge jump up and down not ideal for the tripod !! The iPhone 13 Pro Max and app were set for 20 seconds exposure at ISO 1000, aperture f/1.5 focal length 5.7mm and processed in Lightroom Classic.

  

With heartfelt and genuine thanks for your kind visit. Have a wonderful and beautiful day, be well, keep your eyes open, appreciate the beauty surrounding you, enjoy creating and stay safe! ❤️❤️❤️

What's the most difficult thing about photographing complementary colors? -> Photographing complementary colors.

It's still very challenging for me. I tell you, mastering this.. is high art.

 

I'm currently spending time in educating myself on light setting in film. The why, the wherefore, and especially the how. Gear is important, but the best equipment does not guarantee good results.

 

It takes a lot more than that. Sometimes it's better not having everything you need for a photograph. Because:

"Restrictions sometimes can conjure really great ideas, that provide solutions. Necessity is the mother of invention." (David Lynch)

 

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"Where you least wish to look" Self Portrait, August 2022

 

© 2022 Sabine Fischer

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For Macro Mondays 'Hobby' theme: two Flickr-coloured blobs of watercolour pencil with the tip of a watercolour brush.

 

My wife and I began attending a community art evening class about 18 months ago; I was hoping it might help to improve my photography...

Vijim VL120 LED light test

Springtails feeding on a rotten blueberry. It must be very tasty ! :-)

By JanLeonardo

 

Implemented with following torches:

Led Lenser M7/ H7

 

www.lightart-photography.de

Cute LED fake neon sign I got on TEMU a couple years ago. Pretty corny but I like it!!

"The Magic Crystal"

 

This is a light painting image using Adaptalux colored LED lights, illuminating the crystal cover of a candy bowl.

 

Groups:

Exhibition of Talent

Pendant light Features:

1.Crystal :Can be in SWAROVASKI,ASFOUR Crystal ,Chinese K9 crystal.

2.Color:Any color are available.

3.Size:Can be custonize the size as cstomer required.

4.Packing:Can be package as customer required.

5.Can be produce as set including table lamp,floor lamp,wall lamp and ceiling lamp ect.

Applification:Residential ,Villa,Restaurant ,Hotel ,Shop,Living room,ect...

Crystal Pendant Light

Description

Model No. XY-PL-1

Material: Imported swarovski crystal

Size: D710x300mm

3. Color: Gold

4:Socket Type:E14

 

www.crystallightingchina.com

A colour-popped satsuma for this week's Macro Mondays' "Citrus" theme. I know colour-popping was very popular (and over used) about 10 years ago and I don't really like that style very much but thought it was the best of the bunch that I prepared for this week's theme.

 

12 image focus stack processed in Helicon Focus. Dust and fibre removal in Photoshop. Conversion to mono in Silver Efex Pro. Colour popping using masks in Photoshop. Sharpened in Lightroom.

 

HMM to everyone!

Copyright Robert W. Dickinson. Unauthorized use of this image without my express permission is a violation of copyright law.

 

From my wife's collection of horse memorabilia.

 

The light in the back was a small LED flashlight covered with a white dishtowel and a CTO filter. Rim light at right side of picture was a small incandescent flashlight aimed through an electric flash diffuser sock. The main light was a small incandescent flashlight with no diffuser.

 

Canon 6D Mark II and Canon 100mm f2.8L macro IS USM lens. ISO 800, f7.1 at 8 seconds.

While in Washington DC for my brother's wedding, I became utterly enchanted with a bit of multimedia art in the National Gallery of Art.

 

Multiverse was installed by artist Leo Villareal in a 200-foot-long tunnel connecting the East building to the West building. It's an installation of thousands of LED lights, and it's one of the coolest things I've ever seen. This page features a video that captures Multiverse in action.

 

I wish I could have spent an hour just hanging out in this tunnel. It was fascinating and beautiful. One of those simple, genius ideas that was executed perfectly.

350/365,

10 seconds, time delayed, exposure,

Monopod,

Garden Village, Burnaby, British Columbia

The inside of a plastic headphone headstrap, placed on a gloss, black floor tile to get the reflection.

Ledverlichting verbruikt veel minder stroom. Gelukkig is er inmiddels ook warm led-verlichting verkrijgbaar.

 

LED lighting consumes much less power. Fortunately, warm LED lighting is now also available. That is this picture about

 

Thanks for taking time to fave, comment and look at my work. I really appreciate.

"The Dark Side Of The Moon" Self Portrait, July 2022

 

I've never experienced such a great teamwork. So thankful

 

Night shoot: LED light in the back, smoke bomb. Warm water in a small lake. 2nd LED light in the front.

 

Assistants: Justin Kast, Christian Seefelder, Stefanie Rueß. Organization, Ligh Setting, Model & Post Processing: Sabine Fischer

 

© 2022 Sabine Fischer

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portfolio: www.phoenixstudios.de

Three small, speckled glass marbles on a white gloss floor tile and illuminated by three LED lights. The diameter of the largest marble is 20 mm.

 

A focus stack of 17 images processed in Helicon Focus. Dust and fibre removal in Photoshop. Mono conversion in Silver Efex Pro. Cropping and sharpening in Lightroom.

 

HMM and thanks for your views.

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