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• Nominee, Black & White Spider Awards 2016
Aperture: f/18
Shutter: 13sec
ISO: 50
Focal Length: 28mm
Camera Body: Canon 5D MK II
Lens: EF 24-105 mm f/4L IS USM
Filters: Lee Filter Little Stopper, 09 HE grad
Processed: Lightroom 4, Photoshop cs3
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This is the top section of the 2nd order Fresnel lens in the lantern room of the approximately 1/2 scale replica Seal Island Lighthouse. The lantern room, removed from the original Seal Island Lighthouse in 1978, was installed on the replica tower in Barrington, with the museum opening to the public on Canada Day, 1985.
The Fresnel lens was invented in 1822 by Augustin-Jean Fresnel, and by its design, was able to "supercharge" the light output of lighthouses. These intricately constructed optics are marvels of engineering and really should be seen up close. In the 19th century the light source was often a multi-burner lamp fueled by a variety of oils. Later, acetylene gas was used, and eventually electric illumination became available, with the light being provided by a 1000 watt lamp.
This photo is a copy of an original image taken in 1999 using Kodak Tmax 100 roll film (120) in a Mamiya C33 TLR camera, using a 55mm f4.5 lens. The copy was made using a Nikon D3500 camera with a 55mm Micro-Nikkor lens, with a Nikon 4T close-up lens, and a Sigma 1.6x close-up lens mounted on the 4T.
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Strathmore paper 22.9 x 30.5 cm (80 lb.)
HB graphite pencil
Paper stump, eraser pencil, and i use small piece of sponge (i don't know what they are called) for smudging.
8 hours
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New Adventure Travel is in the process of receiving a second batch of ten Optare MetroCitys, following the ten that were delivered in the Spring for 'crosscity' Service X1 in Cardiff.
Those delivered so far have been split between Cardiff, Newport and Pontypridd depots. The pair at Newport also carry 'crosscity' vinyls and branding for Service N1 (Duffryn-City Centre-Ringland), and have allowed the two Mercedes Citaro C2s to be re-allocated to Cardiff.
YJ65 EOX passes the Newport Wave on the approach to Kingsway when operating an N1 journey to Duffryn in this mid November 2015 shot.
order from chaos
#plainwhitepaper #paper #macromondays #mm #hmm #orderfromchaos #withmytamron
Funny, I shot a white paper shot a few weeks back for the CORNER challenge...
Still, time for something new. "order from chaos" was not originally intended, yet it was a byproduct of trying different comps.
After shooting various rips and tears of white paper, I decided to "ball-up" some of the smaller discards and took a series of 18 shots. When culling my challenge work, "order from chaos" stood out immensely for me, and it was the first of those 18 shots---the other 17 shots seemed forced while "ofc" felt pure, natural. You know that feeling...
Another reason I am really fond of "ofc" is that the composition itself has minor flaws, namely a bit of camera shake from a hand-held photograph and a lower shutter speed. Why not use the expensive tripod and head I own, two reasons; I'm lazy but more importantly being mobile with my rig gives me freedom and flexibility to explore more artistic compositions. Lazy or artistic, it's your call...i do what I need to do. ;-)
Anyway, "order from chaos" was shot at MFD for a lifesize reproduction of 1:1, so this frame is 22mm on the longside by 15mm on the short side--the size of the EOS-M2 sensor.
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Jason
EOS M2
Tamron 60mm f/2 1:1 Macro
Fotodiox Pro adapter
Installation of the old K series telephone kiosks in Kingston upon Thames. Refurbished in 2019 to mark it's 30th anniversary.
"Out of Order" created by David Mach
Eupoecila australasiae
Family: Scarabaeidae
Order: Coleoptera
The Fiddler Beetle is so named because of the violin (fiddle) shape in the markings on its back. They are fairly common in heathland and bush in the south eastern areas of Australia. They can often be seen on flowers looking for nectar.
It lays its eggs in rotten wood or in dead vegetation. The larvae eat rotten wood until they pupate by making a cocoon chamber within the wood.
Adults emerge in early summer and feed on nectar from flowers such as this silkpod vine (Parsonsia straminea).
PC050581-2. Olympus EM1 M5 2
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order • Camera tools by Frans Bouma and SkallEdit • Universal UE4 Console Unlocker
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order • Camera tools by Frans Bouma and SkallEdit • Universal UE4 Console Unlocker
Cody takes KT for a walk round the garden with Buddy, who is so well behaved, he didn`t need to be on the lead. KT smells her first real flower,"Glory of the snow".
In order to enhance security on this dangerous yet fastest route between Brixton and Belleville, the Bureau of Airbound Travel and Transportation (AT&T) had tasked captain Charles Seymore White and his crew with the installation of several automated buoys, commonly referred to as „matchsticks“. Ten of these vessels were to be stationed next to a couple of crucial navigation marks in the Northern floating ice field, where a traditional manned lightship would be hard pressed to stay in position for very long. With coal in stock for close to a month, maintenance would be limited to a minimum. Precision measuring instruments would record weather data which in turn might help further exploration of this area or detect shifts in ice formations that might endanger shipping routes.
Totally in love with the First Order stormtroopers right now. I loved the new design in the movie and I love the Lego version. The Lego troopers would be a little to nice and expensive to do customs with. So I took these cheap copies (my Stormtroopers speak chinese) to work with. All their equipment like Shoulder Pads, guns and ammunition bags are made of Resin. I don't like the Shoulder Pads of Lego very much, so I tried my own version. All the equipment is 3-dimensional - not printed.
In order to alleviate some reliability issues which has affected ARRIVA Kent & Surrey at Maidstone recently a number of vehicle swaps have taken place. The latest was to send three DAF BD250s to Southend (6255, 6258 and 6260) in return for three brand new Enviro 400 MMCs (6500, 6511 and 6516).
ARRIVA Kent & Surrey 6500 SN66 WHT is seen on Tower View, Kings Hill whilst working SDO route 575 to Maidstone Boy's Grammar School. Friday 26th May 2017.
ADL E40D - ADL Enviro 400 MMC (Ex-ARRIVA Kent Thameside)