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Brick-built miniatures of 15 actual cameras used by Lookout Mountain Studios. These represent some of the finest analog photography equipment ever made.
Back Row: 1) 3D SLR Rig, 2) Rapatronic, 3) Mitchell with long telephoto on motorized tracking base, Minolta SLR, Bell & Howell Eyemo.
Middle Row: VistaVision, Dynafax, Fastax, KC-1 Large Format Aerial Camera, Teletronic telephoto.
Front Row: Rolleiflex, Exacta Varex VX, Hassleblad, Graflex Speed Graphic, Panavision Camera.
Lomo Lca, cross-processed film, Tokyo
Lc-a at slow speed (asa@50, Kodak E100vs inside), panning, and second curtain flash (pause B mode).
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EXPLORE 19-11-09 #20
Olympus E-3, Zuiko 12-60 SWD
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al final de la carrera...... ganó!!!
pero lo que mas me gustó es que este animalito sonaba como un F1
simplemente maravilloso!!!!
Berlinetta Pinifarina,
Motor: 6L, Cylinder Capacity: 1985ccm, Max.Speed: 235Km/h, Max.Power: 170HP, Weight: 740Kg, Panini Motor Museum, Modena
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Technical Specs :
Camera: Canon EOS 40D
Lens: Canon EF-S 18-55mm F/ 3.5-5.6 USM
Focal Length: 20mm
Aperture: F/16
Shutter: 16 sec
ISO: 100
Exposure: Manual Bulb
Other: On Tripod + Cable Release
Filters: ND4 Cokin P Filter
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Photo By M Al-Ahmadi
© All rights reserved 2009
The classic snow speeder, with its gigantic, powerful engines, was the fastest, most fun way to travel the tundra. It was difficult to control and balance the thrust of the massive twin jets. However, those pilots who survived their apprenticeship could exploit the thrust to hop over pingoes and Pingus.
Flying a snow speeder was solitary experience. The machines would kick up roughly the same amount of snow as somebody on twin-tip fat skis, making them unpleasant to fly behind.
I was shooting lighting (or trying at least) from parking structure 7 at ASU tonight... This caught my eye..
Visited the Whistler sliding centre and saw practice for a Canadian national competition. They go go fast, this has to count as a lucky capture!
"He can't possibly know how to fly one safely."
"Well, safety ain't the point of a joyride, Threepio."
―C-3PO and Han Solo, after Paploo steals a speeder bike
Speeder bikes, also known as hover bikes, were open-air repulsorlift vehicles, usually carrying one or two passengers. Speeder bikes emphasized speed and maneuverability over conventional speeders and were popular with thrill-seeking teenagers and military scouts.
A typical speeder bike had a maximum altitude of 10 meters (32 feet) and could thus maneuver deftly over very rough terrain. Some companies manufactured extras like sidecars for speeder bikes.
I like experimenting with all sorts of photography. I like long exposure stuff too and here's an example. Hope you'll enjoy it! Anyway, I'm going to share some more long exposure shots from my archive.
Have a nice day
In practice, things are as elegant as they are in theory...
Happy May the 4th be with you, 2021! To celebrate Star Wars day this year, I decided to join the public BrickzLab may the 4th collab. #bzlmaythe4th
My moc is heavily inspired by the legends Empire comic Outnumbered, where we see a small legion of imperial troops try to cross a jungle on an alien world. I can highly recommend this comic to those who are interested! A huge thanks goes to
bob brix for organizing this public collaboration. Make sure to check him out as well as the @brickzlabofficial Instagram account!
The swamp speeder or ISP in the moc was designed by
Vintage prototype racecar on track at an HSR event at Watkins Glen.
If you enjoy my work you can check out my Etsy where you can find original automotive apparel featuring my photography.