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One fine day for Mika,she enjoy herself in the stream.It's not my pet but Dennis.Love this lovely dog.
“I am only one, but still I am one. I cannot do everything, but still I can do something; and because I cannot do everything, I will not refuse to do something that I can do.”
~ Helen Keller
Helen Keller's quote and Luke's image moved me so that I wanted to do my own version. Not to try to do it better or differently, but to reaffirm to myself the truth contained in those words. You can see Luke's original here. Thank you Luke.
Best of a bad bunch. So far, I suck at this off camera light thing. Anyway, I rather like this one because of the accidental wave movement I captured.
Ring's beach, Coromandel. © Copyright Paul Green 2007.
Strobist: single bare Vivitar 285 to camera left zoomed to max and triggered via Pocket Wizards.
Camera:
Canon 5D Mark III @ ISO 200, f/2,8, 1/125, WB Flash
Lens: Canon EF 100mm f/2,8L Macro IS USM
Lighting:
Key light high left of the synth - Canon 580EX II in a white umbrella with a CTO-gel @ 1/32, 24mm
FIll light high over the synth - Canon 580EX II with a double CTB-gel @ 1/8, 24mm
Background light behind the synth - Canon 580EX II with a red gel @ 1/16, 35mm
Triggered by OCFGear OCF33 cable
Strobist setup shot here.
Mix in one Big Citroen, add a Ford flathead V8, and luxurious Saloon bodywork and some big ambitions.
What then?
The 1934 Citroen 22CV Berline (of course?). All this really happened. Citroen wished to expand its reach upmarket with a V8 engined version of its top-line 'Traction Avant'. The taxation code '22CV' indicated that the intent was to build their own V8 from two 1.9 litre inline-four component sets. In the interim, Citroen fitted a 3.6 litre V8 Ford Flathead engine.
A few running prototypes were built, along with about 30-odd chassis and body sets for the 1934 Paris Salon. The cars being displayed in the various saloon, coupe and cabriolet bodystyles that were available on the other Traction Avant chassis.
The 22CV is identifiable by a more integrated front end with fared in lamps and hoodline. The prototypes were later fitted with standard Citroen engines, and sold to customers, with the rest of the project cancelled.
Imagine a world with 3.8 litre V8 productionised Citroen Traction Avants however....
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One Direction open proceedings at The Teen Choice Awards, Universal City - Los Angeles - Sunday 11th August 2013
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Polaroid 600 One Step Shot with Canon PowerShot A1000IS
I bought two One Steps in about 1983 I think. Within the past year I gave one to one of my nieces daughters. Spotted this one the other day along with the Cool Cam, so now I have at least 4 of them that shoot 600 film. I have a few more that might also, I know they'll shoot SX70 and I think they'll shoot the 600. I haven't researched it quite enough yet.
1400 Hours. For that group where there seems to be some problem with basic math. One photo...
Not that much to report today. The sky changed a bit during the day. I didnt really do anything fun but there's always tomorrow! Oh and Svanspervot isnt feeling up to par, been like that for three days now.
One of three photos taken of the 3D Toronto sign in Nathan Phillips Square today.
"Each letter can be moved and placed on its own
Each letter is 3 meters (10 feet) tall and rests on a weighted plinth (base)
The total word is 22 meters (74 feet) long
The total weight of the whole sign is 9,207 kg (20,300 lbs)
Each letter weighs approximately 136 kg (300 lbs)
Each letter base (plinth) weighs approximately 1,180 kg (2600 lbs)
Each letter is equipped with L.E.D. lights and can transition to approximately 228 million different colours, controlled via Wifi
The whole piece contains approximately 1300 feet of L.E.D. lights
The letters are constructed with a steel frame, aluminum cladding and a translucent polycarbonate front and back (Alupanel)
The colourful sides are vinyl wrap that can be removed, so the letters can be re-skinned with different vinyl designs for other occasions."
Built in 1870, the single lane Creamery Bridge spans Whetstone Brook in Brattlesboro Vermont. The single span bridge is a 80 foot long town lattice truss and is a single lane at 16 feet wide. A sidewalk and slate roof were added to the bridge in 1917.
The one & only British Pudding for me - the incredibly delicious Sticky Toffee Pudding. More on What's For Lunch, Honey?.
I'm going to try to post one of these photos every day for ten days. I'm not sure they form a sequence, or at least my sequence, and I don't think I have them all, as they are numbered on the back and the numbers go a good bit higher. So take the sequence for a kind of fiction, and ride with it.
Strobist:
Crosslit by Vivitar 285HV and Bower SFD728C. The Bower was camera right and behind the chess set. The Vivitar was camera left. Both flashes were at the same height as the chess board so the pieces would be lit while the board stayed dark.
This photo was featured on www.FreePhotoResources.com on July 29, 2010
Top view of the Kinect sensor. Yup, more venting references. Note the branding: just XBOX, no model name.
Sony A7S + FE 24-240mm #FE24240
Capture One Express (for Sony)
* Capture One Express Sony (Free) - Multi view-edit-export - every process is so much faster than SilkyPix Developer 10 (2010 old iMac)
* Auto Adjust function generates more realistic colours and brighter images than SilkyPix Developer 10 auto adjust = over-saturated / over-contrasty
* Excellent auto color/noise reduction
* Highly recommend for beginners getting into raw files editing #CaptureOneExpress Sony (Free) / Capture One Express for Fujifilm (Free)