Tethered shooting

This photograph was shot on the Connecticut River. The stick poking up out of the island is an osprey nest, and the reason it is there is because my town put up osprey nests to help combat the osprey’s loss of territory due to DDT pollution. I utilized a long exposure, and the movement in the clouds signifies how the ospreys were overlooked when people decided to use DDT and other similar pesticides.

I'd just left my local Co-Op when I noticed this small dog (not sure of the breed) tethered to one of the crates, anxiously awaiting the return of its owner.

Mr. Slostad was our feature speaker this year. He works for Tethers Unlimited, a company that actually sends tethers into space and does stuff with them! His presentation was entitled "Thinking Unlimited".

本月 GPRS 套餐剩下了很多，玩玩看 G1 的 tethering, 将手机网络转成 wifi 热点给电脑用，速度十来 KB/s 的样子

Just collected my dad's Yashica FX-7 from the service centre, I tot of giving it a brand new task.. Tethering! Hahahaaa..

To keep her from chasing chickens while we fixed where she broke the fence.

Vancouver Island-January 2015

Nikon D90; 35mm f/1.8; ISO: 1600; WB: Flash (standard); tethered SB-600

Oil Paint, Acrylic Paint Dog Leash, Dog Collar, & Feathers

Canvas & Rock

30" x 84"

Fall 2013

On the homeward stretch of the walk.

Roanoke Festival Park, NC

Jacques Pocket watch. My interface cable is 45 in long. I wonder what is the maximum allowed to get a proper capture?

The back beach at Teignmouth (2013). A scan of a darkroom print. Taken on a Nikon film camera and developed and printed myself.

i didn't realise this was a woman till i uploaded it.

venice, italy

A Short walk around where I live in Coimbra.

spring clean up was pretty awsome

เป็นการใช้งาน โทรศัพท์ android เป็น internet modem โดยใช้ USB Tethering ฟังก์ชัน ผ่านทางสาย ยูเอสบี อ่านรายละเอียดของ USB Tethering

Matt Parkinson's submission

I'm practicing taking pictures with my remotely tethered Canon DigiRebel and lightroom. Works like a charm, now i just need to get something more interesting to take a picture of.

At Awaroa

One cool thing about New Zealand is that they have a massive tidal swing. Like 9m or something absurd like that. So in coastal areas like Abel Tasman you get these huge bays that empty out at low tide and there will be boats beached out there in the middle of nowhere and shellfish lying all about like a wasteland.

The tether strap and attached buckle. The buckle has a crack (see next photo for close-up view).

Olive, outside but tied to Carmen.

It works! :)

We'd never done a tethered balloon before, so Andy and I decided we'd give it a shot today. Kind of a disaster, but very entertaining.