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Still working to get my product photography skills to a higher level...
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Canon 540EZ with green gel positioned to background
Canon 540EZ in 30x30 soft box from above, directed to camera
Canon 540EZ in gridded snoot camera left to highlight te iron wire
Canon 430EXII camera right in reflector with 10 degree honeycomb grid
Canon 430EZ in stripbox just above camera in horizontal position
I have a microphone on one ankle and an ankle bracelet on the other, so I'm well balanced today.
Martha Stewart
Fifties style microphone in a cloud of smoke from the exhaling singer (outside of frame), base of the mic is held by a hand (only top two fingers showing) holding a cigarillo butt.
im Dezember am Ku'Damm
Ein riesiger und recht hässlicher Weihnachtsmann aus Lichtern war zuletzt doch zu etwas gut: Als Hintergrundbeleuchtung hat er sich selbst übertroffen.
My newest MICROPHONE portrait is Louise Wener from the band Sleeper. Wait... Who from the What Now? Sleeper. It was a band.
Primarily, I did this to investigate if Manga Studio Debut will be appropriate for the production of The New York Four 2. Hence, all the dots. I think Manga Studio will suffice.
All these musician portraits are for pure experimentation. I still have to do Terry Hall, Snoop Dogg, Tricky, M.I.A, Siouxsie Sioux, Robert Smith and David Byrne and maybe Johnny Cash. Any requests ?!?
Our Daily Challenge: Faces in things.
Taken from the riverfront of the Detroit River in Windsor, Canada. The view is of Detroit, USA. The buildings on the right used to be the worldwide headquarters of GM, I'm told. I wonder how the border control works on either side when it's winter and everyone's skating on the ice.
119 in 2019: 112. Vision
Open Mic night was a hit!
The real stars of the show were the microphones...haha
Looks so cool up-close!
We have here two 1950's vintage microphones. The one on the right is an Electro Voice Mercury Model 611 and the one on the left is a Shure Unidyne 55S. Both original and completely functional. Both Hi-Z, though the Shure's impedance can actually be changed using a set screw on the rear bottom of the case. The Shure is mounted on a Shure A83B base/switch.
I recently used both microphones, plugged into a M-Audio MobilePre USB to record the bell-like ringing of a tapped milk glass lamp shade...in stereo.
The photo was taken with the Lumix G2, Olympus FL-36 flash, and Vivitar 135mm 1:2.8 Close Focus lens, in Canon FD mount.
Edible music notes surround this 2 tone green birthday cake with an edible microphone on top. Created by www.fortheloveofcake.ca in Toronto
A collection of vintage microphones, taken at Renwood Messenger Recording Studio located in Kenosha Wisconsin.
The white one is a gun mike for smart phone use and works rather well. I got it from aliexpress where it is called a liveaction microphone. Here is an example of it being used in a noisy environment. The Suny has better quality but a lower output.