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Glamour bolts and metals on aircrafts, Tag der Luftfahrt/Aviation Day Frankfurt/Main Airport. Sony A9. Douglas DC-6B
A recent MUA session, the project concept was designed and created by the MUA and I was asked to photograph the models involved. Project theme was Return to Oz.
Lighting: Silver bounce umbrella to create contrast with 580EX set to 1/16th power. Model left aout 4ft away.
Camera settings: 85mm, 1/125th, f/3.5 @ ISO 100.
Make up and costume design: Beverley Fyffe.
Mosaic made for a challenge on Dawanda. Its about 12 cm tall, including the antenna and uses a stone as base.
I knew there was a reason I kept all those odd screws etc for so long!
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I unearthed my black Jupiter 3 - it was in the wrong pile of lenses! Nice lens - but suffering a bit from the USSR made lenses stickiness of focus. Spent 1/2 hour turning the focus ring back and forth - and now it is smooth as butter. The Jupiters tend to need exercise on a regular basis.
Had this tin with nuts and bolts in for over 20 years. Thought it made a good object to photograph. Its 5 images combined into HDR.
Used two flashes via radio triggers left and right of subject.
366 Day 152: I shouldn't have woken early today, because we were out celebrating last night. The hordes of squawking rooks and jackdaws at 5:30 had something to do with it.
Anyway I went for a short walk and the dawn was colourless, as was my creative spark, doused somewhat by a heavy head. However, I did like the contradiction of hard steel and organic web design ...
A pair of nuts and bolts, at Coalhouse Fort, near East Tilbury, Essex.
Several sets of these, in varying groups: set into massive stone bases they would have held something heavy in place - probably a gun.
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Ashford United vs. Littlehampton Town, 9 December 2014
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Bolt.
This the bolt.
This is the bolt that fastened the tower.
This is the bolt that fastened the tower onto its base.
This is the bolt that fastened the tower onto its base until the day.
This is the bolt that fastened the tower onto its base until the day long after the Fall.
This is the bolt that fastened the tower onto its base until the day long after the Fall when it rusted away.
And the tower fell.
Long after the Fall.
Bolt.
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The whole Moorabbin Football Ground light tower seen elsewhere in the Aussiemandias photoset is just as corroded, including the base. Not too much of a worry, there's stilI heaps of 'guts' left in the metal and it doesn't look like there's really a problem yet with the structural integrity of the tower. I liked the contrasting degrees and strata of corrosion, and the shadows added a bit of drama, as well as doubling the textural range and contrasts.
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Ashford United vs. Littlehampton Town, 9 December 2014
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Overview:
- Liquid Wrench Penetrating Oil is a new and improved formula that loosens stuck nuts and bolts. It will not stain paint and has low odor.
Tools Needed:
- Liquid Wrench Lubricating Oil in spray can
- Nuts and bolts you need to loosen and protect
- Wrench or socket wrench to loosen the nut
- Spare rag
Step by Step:
- Wipe off any excess grease and grime from the nut and bolt
- Apply Liquid Wrench Penetrating Oil to the nut and bolt
- Let the Penetrating Oil set for up to five minutes
- Use a wrench or socket wrench to easily remove the nut
- Wipe away any excess
More information:
For more information, go to www.liquidwrench.com or text: “PO” to 25857 for more uses
For greater accuracy when aligning a vice use a dial gauge indicator.
Use the steel pin method first, then tighten the holding bolt where the dial gauge is set up, but only slightly, so that when you tap the vice it will swivel rather than move parallel.
Set the dial gauge to zero, travers the width of the vice jaw, and tap the vice lightly to zero the dial gauge, travers back, repeat until the vice is aligned, align the fixed jaw of the vice. Check again after you have tightened the vice bolts. Video here:
Interesting piece - at least from metal working point of view. Nice stainless bolts and well cut metals.
For me it's just not the festive season without a huge batch of nuts and bolts to sneak handfuls of. The recipe is quite simple so if you've got a spare hour make up a batch of tasty and utterly unhealthy snacks.
500g Nutri grain
500g salted mixed nuts
250g Butter
2 teaspoons Worcestershire sauces
1 teaspoon of paprika
2 tablespoons oil
1 teaspoon garlic salt
1/2 teaspoon cayene pepper
Mix butter and oil over low heat, add other ingredients. Combine nutri-grain & nuts pour over butter mixture and bake at 125C for approx 1 hour, stir regularly.
As you can see it has over 1kg of ingredients and makes a lot, you'll need a good sized baking dish for the mixture. The dish in the photo is 36cm x 25cm x 8cm and there were a few spills while mixing. Store in a few airtight containers and they'll stay fresh for at least a couple of weeks.
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my mini looms I made myself. Out of some wide tooth combs and some nuts and bolts.
I use them all the time, they travel well and they fit in my purse. They are a fine gauge.
I do have a free written tutorial in a pdf.
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