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A gadget is a small tool such as a machine that has a particular function, but is often thought of as a novelty. Gadgets are sometimes referred to as gizmos. Read more on therandomgadgetshop.com
Another piece of rusty technology from my recent expedition.
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Don't know what it actually is.
But I think that the desolate turbine in the previous picture in my stream and this item belong together. If that's the case, than this might be the housing of an electricity generator that once stood in a power plant.
HDR made from 3 exposures at -2/0/2 with HDR Efex Pro. Postprocessing in Color Efex and Lightroom.
She's having a laptop which was given free for school and college students by the government. It undoubtedly gave the key to information and knowledge to the people and it have made many people's work more easier. It made their life quite more comfortable.
What are you up to my darling? Downloading some music or hacking into my bank account?
She is in shadow and her hands and gadget just entering the sun light. I think it has a sinister appeal.
Nikon D7000
Nikkor 18-105mm
Exposure 1/500
Aperture f5.6
Focal Length 105 mm
ISO Speed 100
our daily topic - silver
Ridgefield Park, NJ / Nikon D80 - Nikon 50 mm f/1.8
Strobist info: SB28 with umbrella right side and SB800 inside the small soft box left side
Un paraguas con un SB28 a la derecha y un SB800 dentro de una caja de suave
It always strikes me as slightly ironic that, at Dunwich Heath you are really close to one of RSPB's more important reserves, Minsmere, and the nuclear power station at Sizewell - which we would have been able to see clearly had it not been so hazy
Amazing, huh?
Perhaps 21st century technology can help some developing countries skip redundant 20th century technology altogether - anyway, here's hoping.
For more fun in the changing world of technology see the MIT 2006 Invention Index .
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Macro Mondays
Detail from a halogen light bulb.
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Whoda thunk? Air in a can...and you pay for it.....we used to call it "empty" HMM
This weeks theme for Macro Mondays is "technology"
First Appearance - Detective Comics #463
The origins of the Calculator and the advanced technology that he used are unknown. He was known to have had one conflict with Mikaal Tomas, the alien Starman, before disappearing for years. When he returned, he began to progressively attack the Justice League of America, allowing them to defeat him once so his computer could deduce their methods, and then went on to defeat them on their second encounter.
The Calculator continued his spree in Gotham City, and was defeated by Batman, but quickly escaped and headed to Central City. There the entire JLA that he had defeated came to take him down, but he had prepared for this, and was able to defeat them. But he had not prepared for Batman entirely. Batman led Calculator into a trap by predicting how Calculator would try to counter him, and was able to defeat the villain and send him to jail.
The computer mouse as we know it today was invented during the 1960's and was patented in 1970, Apple was the first to make them available to consumers.