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Explore 2009-07-06. Thanks for all the groovy comments, faves, and views! =)
A few of my fave shots from the AMA Pro Motocross Championship at Thunder Valley.
Lakewood, CO.
© Richard Dumoulin 2009 - Tous droits réservés
This is my hummingbird high speed flash photography setup.
Quelques personnes m'ont demandé le setup que j'utilisais pour la photo de Colibris... voici une photo du setup dans ma cour arrière...
My first shot for a new group “set yourself a challenge”. This weeks challenge is “square crop”. Whenever I thought square a speed square kept running thru my head. Normally all my shots are 24 x 36 aspect ratio, most of the time I don’t deviate from that. Even when shooting this I started by framing it to fill the viewfinder and had to use the grid to reframe it. The challenge forced me to shoot in a way I normally wouldn’t but also gave me direction for shooting. Kinda cool :)
This is also the first time I’ve used my camera in over a week other than for my flagpole project which thru dumb luck turned out successfully in my opinion. I’ve been extremely under the weather lately and am finally starting to feel a little better.
Fiquei um tempo sem postar por pura preguiça...
Achei que esse hdr ficou muito "need for speed" rsrsrs
Aos poucos vou pegando as manhas de fazer HDR, adoro essa técnica =)
كيف بدون ترايبود لاأحد يسأل
"دا ربنا له حاقات"
ههههههههه
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any comment with image, will be deleted.
سوف يتم حذف أي رد فيه صورة :)
A collection of warmup / leftover builds that didn't quite seem right for the LSB 2017 contest. I tried some custom stickering on these. Enjoy!!
A small speeder made only with part from the excellent 31039: Blue Power Jet Lego set.
The canopy can open and two minifigs can comfortably sit Inside.
The speeder is very sturdy and highly swooshable.
1949 Speed Graphic Pacemaker
Gear from top left:
- Off camera flash slave W/ right angle attachment and reflector
- Tube Viewfinder (under reflector)
- Garaflex Back
- 120 roll back 6x6
- Garaflex Press Case
- 4x5 sheet film holder
- Edison flashbulb adapter
- Lenscap (Optar 135mm f4.7)
- Camera
- Garaflex Flash Handle/ battery holder W/ Large reflector (missing lower mounting bracket)
- Garaflex Flash Manual
- Various flash bulbs
Kronos Colony. Primary outpost of the System on the Saturnian moon Titan and one of the most populous and important colonies in the outer Solar System.
Situated on the shores of the Ligeia Mare close to the mouth of the hydrocarbon river known as the Vid Flumina, Kronos began as a harvesting operation for Titan's exotic hydrocarbons and nitrogen, but has grown into an important and diverse colony.
Titan's liquid hydrocarbon rivers, lakes and seas make the usual mechs and rovers less fully useful for getting around, particularly in the polar regions where the majority of the lakes and flumina are. More than anywhere else in the System, Titan's Kronos colony employs ground-effect speeders for the majority of its local transport.
Recently, rumours of a secret Blacktron separatist base in the Xanadu region of Titan have prompted an increase in patrols, and Keyshawn Friedman and Jan Meyerdahl pilot their R22 Avalon speeder across a spit of land jutting out into the Ligeia Mare. Titan was a big moon, however, larger than the planet Mercury. Surely the Blacktron couldn't be anywhere close to such a large and important System outpost...?
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Okay, technically I built the speeder and then decided to locate it on Titan, but Titan's an interesting place to put a Neoclassic Space outpost, and I decided it needed to be done.
All the locations on Titan are real astronomic features of the moon, for added realism. I'm not sure that black is necessarily the right colour for Titan's liquid methane seas, but it works for modelling purposes.
Anyway, here's my Titan-speeder.