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Yesterday I went on a cool hike at Tar Creek and saw an unmarked waterfall that was over 200 feet tall falling into the Sespe. I'm going to have to go back and take good picture of it. Getting really close would be darn hard, but I may try some day. Its a temporary fall, only good after a rain.
My poor wife has a cold, so I went to the local Basken-Robbins to get her some comfort food. I saw some sprinkles there and bought a small cup full.
its been ages since I tried a sprinkles in the Christmas ornament, so I tried another go.
To get more umph, I put in a little rubbing alcohol. It does not dissolve the color on the sprinkles and transmits the pellet shock giving better fragmentation.
This shot had excess delay, but I still like it. More chaos than usual.
Picking delay is a matter of taste. Wait too long and all order is gone. Not long enough and the target has too little entropy.
The setup :
- A small transparent bowl
- Water
- A white cloth under the bowl (it help also to catch the water ;) ).
- A reflector (white) behind the bowl.
- 1X 580EX at 1/16 oriented on the reflector
- 2X 430 EX on manual at 1/32 a lot higher over the bowl oriented sharp at the top of the bowl (angle 30dev).
-1X ST-E2 to control the flashes
- I used a Canon 100mm macro.
It takes a couple of shots to get the timing. I like the result!
It is a bit overkill for this photo but it was fun! :)
Been busy starting my new semester at school.
I passed all my classes though. Thank fuck.
So here's the sticks I did in a speed art I did last week
Here is the actual video --> www.youtube.com/watch?v=6IY0WwMLloA
I will add a a weekly sticks soon!
Till next time!
his is a photograph I took in the paddock at the Vintage Sports Car Club's Richard Seaman Memorial Trophies meeting at Oulton Park in June 1961. It's a 1929 Bentley Speed Six with a 6-cylinder inline 6½ litre engine. 544 of these vehicles were produced between 1926 and 1930 and this one is chassis number BA2584, engine number BA2581 and is fitted with four-seated touring body by Hunt.
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This is a speeder that can be flown on the planet Coruscant.
I was inspired by Luke’s speeder that we see in episode 4 as well as the many speeders that he can see on Coruscant.
The engine block is in the front and looks very powerful. I focused particularly on the front part as well as the overall shape. This shape is both aerodynamic but not too much because it remains a speeder to move and not to race.
An interesting small detail, I diverted the crystal parts to make the energy trails coming out of the two reactors.
Do not hesitate to give your opinion !
Enjoy it !
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Voici un speeder pouvant être piloté sur la planète Coruscant.
Je me suis inspiré du speeder de Luke que l'on voit dans l'épisode 4 ainsi que des nombreux speeders que l'ont peut apercevoir sur Coruscant.
Le bloc moteur se trouve à l'avant et semble très puissant. Je me suis particulièrement concentré sur la partie avant ainsi que sur la forme générale. Cette forme est à la fois aérodynamique mais pas trop car cela reste un speeder pour se déplacer et non pour faire la course.
Un petit détail intéressant, j'ai détourné les pièces de cristaux pour en faire les traînée d'énergie sortant des deux réacteurs.
N'hésite pas à donner ton avis !
So this MOC Speeder Bike its made for LSB CONTEST 2021 - "Let's Get Tropical!" www.flickr.com/groups/legospeederbikes/ and it's my entry for "Musically Inspired" category. The speeder its build around 53549: Bionicle Foot Toa Inika Elliptical, www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?P=53549&...
Hope enjoy it. :)