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The proud owner of this golden coloured classical car travels along a one way street in Havana, Cuba.
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ODC-Every Picture Tells A Story
I haven't used my timer for a while. Today I made a big tray of baked potatoes and I like this timer because it has a loud bell when the time is up. That's my story and I'm sticking to it!
Took quite a few goes to get someone to be dead centre in the frame...by the time the shutter fired most people had avoided me!
Taken whilst waiting for m+b to finish work. Slightly self-conscious using the XA2's timer function (with it's loud BEEEEEEEEP) in such a financial area, but other than a few odd looks, didn't get any security hassles)
Olympus XA2 + self timer + Lomography 200ASA slide film + xpro
A purple classical car from the US looking in pristine condition in Trinidad some sixty years or so after it was first driven in Cuba.
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It takes far to many attempts to jump to the self timer of the camera with 3 people! However after about 30 times we finally got it!
I take too many car photos without posting them, so here this week I'm trying to clear out the car pics taken in 2020. I will review older pics of cars and deal with them later!
After our meal, the grotty weather we'd woken up to improved massively, so we decided to go for a little walk. I couldn't have lived with myself if I didn't try and timer shot while we were out, but as usual, things don't always go quite right!!
The Shot
This was taken last Sunday 14 October from my back garden and is similar to 2 others I took earlier in the year. For this one I wanted to try it with my Fisheye Lens. One thing I did notice was that the stars seemed clearer and with less noise although that could have been a clearer sky. It was one of the few clear nights of late in-between the rain.
I used my Interval Timer and set the camera at ISO 200 and bulb and the timer at 2 minutes at f3.5. I set the timer for 1 hour 45 minutes but did not use the last 15 minutes due to condensation on the lens building up and causing flare from the neighbour’s lights. This is a really big advantage of blending a number of exposures for Star Trails rather than one long exposure. I went back in the house and left the Camera and timer to it during the exposures.
The images were stacked in Startrails.exe. During the exposures neighbours switched on and off lights so an exposure with a darker foreground was used with a layer mask for the foreground area. The trails were enhanced in Topaz and Photoshop.
Full details of the settings and processing together with before and after images are on my Blog see Edwin Jones Photography Blog
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Weights & measures
Sand timer hourglasses
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Vintage Ford pickup truck circa 1948.
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First-timer creating a new object with Blender.
This new plastic helmet was designed in response to the number of related request received for my LEGO IDEAS project "Metroid: Samus Aran's Gunship":
ideas.lego.com/projects/0ca0ae99-d79e-4fb2-91c1-332aee51220d
I KNOW that new molds are not allowed for IDEAS projects, so this is just an attempt to convince The LEGO Group to change that rule. Other purist alternatives are also explored in the project's updates.
Self portrait with a Hasselblad 503cx, and Kodak tri-x 400 film. Testing my Alpex self timer with the camera. The timer is a pretty neat mechanical device that's probably 60 or so years old.
~Timer~
In 4 hours I made 9 tutus. They still need elastic waists and closing up. But I'm happy because that's 23.3 meters of lace hand pleated.