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2009.04.20 - laniakea beach park, north shore of oahu
actually, L4's name is olivia dawn and that's a satellite transceiver on her shell. she is one of the many hawaiian sea turtles that are tracked by malama na honu
Nikon D70, Sigma 12-24.
Camera is attached to ceiling with Impact Super Clamp. Triggered by IR Remote ML-L3.
2 SB-26 attached to ceiling with Spring Clamp, and aux-powered by Nikon SD-8.
Flashes syncs with alienbees cybersync. Not a single misfire. Thanks Paul C Buff! )
See this and this for detailed setup shoots.
If you are interested in print purchase, send me the flickr mail or contact via roman@makhmutov.com.
We spent 4 days on the Isle of Skye last week and it only reaffirmed my opinion that it's one of the most scenic places in the UK. We stayed in a rented house, at the foot of the Black Cuillin range, which was 45mins from the nearest supermarket and doctor and had no mobile coverage - one of the most remote places I've spent any length of time at. Much is made of the unpredictable Scottish weather, and we did see glimpses of it (it hailed large chunks of ice and then completely cleared to blue skies within 20mins) but most of the time, we had glorious weather.
One of my favourite places in the world. I think I just might have to make another trip sooner rather than later!
Still sorting through my images from the trip, hope to have more up shortly. Hope you're all having a good one!
This one's definitely best viewed on black. Or hit L to view in the lightbox.
Remote Memories is an installation by the Swiss artist Yannick Jacquet. It was presented with a music by Before Tigers (from Belgium) at Stereolux during the electronic cultures festival Scopitone in Nantes, France.
More information at www.stereolux.org/scopitone-2017
"Remote Memories", est une installation par l'artiste Suisse Yannick Jacquet. Elle était présentée accompagnée d'une musique de Before Tigers (de Belgique) à Stereolux durant le festival des cultures électroniques et arts numériques, Scopitone à Nantes.
Plus d'information à www.stereolux.org/scopitone-2017
Brendan loves making silly faces! This story photo was taken during the filming of an object converation written by Rafael at Streamwood High School. He wrote a dialouge between a TV and a remote control. We created this cool effect using an old hollowed out TV.
Nowadays, car keys are not required to start the engine! Our hired car has one of these cool keys that is basically for locking and opening the car!
Just press a button and off we go!!
7 Days of Shooting Week #33 Technology Shoot Anything Saturday ....
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De fotograaf, art-director of regisseur bekijkt het hoogtebeeld live op de laptop. Hier een Windows notebook. Het 4k beeld is verschrikkelijk goed. Teveel hoogte is onwenselijk, je wilt graag alle details kunnen zien. Het statief staat 4 meter onder de maximale hoogte. De camera-opstelling is te zien op de volgende foto. Een compleet nieuw perspectief.
SkyHD remote lying on our couch.
If you use this photo you MUST attribute with a link back to this page.
I spent a night with my friend Sparky who invited me to attend his visit to a local hobby club. It was a fun couple of hours of photo enjoyment for me.
Something i knocked up quickly to enable me to attach the wireless remote control onto the tripod (freeing up the hotshoe on the S100fs)
It just clamps onto your tripod leg and plug remote into camera.
You need:
1x Cold Shoe adaptor
1x Tool Clip (correct size to fit your tripod leg diameter)
1x 6mm long bolt
All parts are available on Ebay etc
Cheap and useful gadget?
Some of the most facinating artifacts found here in the Grand Canyon are split-twig figurines..
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Each one is made from a single twig, often willow, split down the middle, and then carefully folded into animal shapes..
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These figurines date from 2,000 to 4,000 years ago and were found in remote caves. .
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Often they are in the shape of deer or bighorn sheep, sometimes with horns or antlers. Occasionally, they are pierced with another stick, resembling a spear, or are stuffed with artiodactyl dung. Split-twig figurines have been found in dry caves in the Great Basin and on the Colorado Plateau, and were first recognized in the Grand Canyon in 1933. .
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--While their exact function remains a mystery, recent research suggests that split-twig ----figurines were totems associated with the Late Archaic hunting and gathering culture. Their occurrence in remote, relatively inaccessible uninhabited caves indicates that these figurines were not toys. They are usually found under rock cairns, indicating careful placement..
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NPS Photo, Grand Canyon National Park Museum Collection, P.O. Box 129, Grand Canyon, AZ 86023
Despite the quick efforts of Los Angeles Firefighters, a woman died after being struck by an Amtrak passenger train while walking near train tracks in the Santa Susana Pass near Chatsworth, California on January 11, 2009. © Photo by Juan Guerra
Brendan loves making silly faces! This story photo was taken during the filming of an object converation written by Rafael at Streamwood High School. He wrote a dialouge between a TV and a remote control. We created this cool effect using an old hollowed out TV.
RF remote keyfob bought from Worthbuyer as a cloning remote, which does not contain any cloning circuitry.
"Blair scooted her feet up underneath her and reached for the TV remote. There might be an Audrey Hepburn movie on TCM or AMC. She flicked through the channels hopefully. Aha! 'My Fair Lady'. Well, at least that was something.
Serena lit a Merit Ultra Light, took a puff, and then stuck it in Blair's mouth. Then she picked up the phone massaging Blair's shoulders as she ordered nearly everything on the Plaza Hotel's room service menu.
Maybe life sucked for some people, but Serena wouldn't let it suck for them."
In "Nobody Does it Better", a Gossip Girl novel by Cecily von Ziegesar.