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A twofer one type of day. Went out and played in the snow at Crater Lake yesterday and (of course) stayed till sunset. The Wizard hat from the west rim road. I think. I think it's a wizard hat anyway...the magic kind, not the racist kind.
This was made for Boss's Day at the school where I teach. My principal LOVES the Wizard of Oz. We were holding a luncheon to celebrate Boss's Day on Halloween and she imposed a Wizard of Oz theme on the staff, so I figured I HAD to do a cake that followed the theme. She's a fabulous boss and so worth the effort of putting this cake together.
This photograph comes from the movie Harry Potter and the prisoner of Azkaban. It is one of my favourite scenes, though it's very short and isn't of any matter to the story. I just like it that the wizard is enjoying coffee and that he is reading a 'muggle' book by Hawking. It is so funny and such a great detail to the movie! The wizard is the UK artist Ian Brown by the way!
This is an H-alpha/RGB image of this interesting emission nebula in the shape of a seated Wizard with open arms and with his typical cone-shaped hat. Taken with GSO 10" RC scope and ST10xme + AP 0.67 focal reducer on Paramount mx mount. Apo-Len-Di observatories, Attard, Malta.
H-alpha 17x10 min. Red 7x10 min, Green 6x10 min. Blue 7x10 min. Date H-apha 21st Sept 2013 - RGB 22nd. Oct. 2020
Just foolin around.... This is my first post in a long time and it will probably be my last for some weeks cause I'm going on a vacation soon.
Black Wizard, Dekaron
Photographer: A.Z.Production Cosplay Photography (www.facebook.com/azproductioncosp)
Cosplayer: @vboyka_ (instagram.com/vboyka_) Armor: Inaste (www.facebook.com/inastes.tears/)
Setup: Main: Godox AD360 with Phottix Para-Pro 1.5m; Edge Godox AD200 with 1/2 CTO gel
blogged here: mrskittysembroiderybasket.blogspot.com/2012/03/been-stitc...
I'm very happy with how he turned out.
Wizard World New Orleans 2017
Morial Convention Center
Central Business District
New Orleans, Louisiana
Wizard World New Orleans 2017
Morial Convention Center
Central Business District
New Orleans, Louisiana
Edmund Fitzsimmons frequently consults his friend and mentor, the wizard Ephraim Willington. Common wisdom holds that the Wizard Willington is the most potent magic-user in the city of Selenica.
To achieve most of the things we want, we need to recover the magic of childhood, we need to recover the Wizard within us.
One of a kind gift for kids or adults, handmade by Joelle's Dolls, www.etsy.com/listing/1184914308/wizard-doll-sorcerer-guy-...
150ED apo refractor and astro modified 1000D with UHC filter.
5 subs at 600 second exposures for this image of the "Wizard" nebula (NGC7380) in Cepheus.
Stacked in Deepskystacker and processed in Photoshop CS2.
Image taken 29/09/18
Wet-plate collodion, BGA, ambrotype 18x24
Wollensak Vitax 16"/3.8
Artificial light: one light source + reflector
This is a post in response to several threads in the Strobist group (I have seen it pop up on UTATA and the Canon DSLR User Group as well) asking how does one connect a Pocket Wizard or an E-bay Trigger to a Brand-X flash.
The key component in use here is the Wein HSH ( which sells for about $30). As Dave Hobby mentions in a post from Sept. 2006 this little device lets you connect a flash without a PC-synch terminal on it (Sigma EF-500 DG Super users I'm looking at you) to a variety of trigger devices. This allows me to use my flash with:
The advantage of the house-hold connection is it is a lot stronger than a standard PC connection. As also mentioned in the post, another nice feature of these adapters is they have a 1/4 x 20 mounting thread on the bottom. Since the bodies are aluminum they make for a sturdy flash mount.
I connect my flash to the Gadget Infinity triggers via a standard PC-to-HH sync cord. I just let the trigger hang by the cord because it is so light. This helps solve two of the annoyances of these triggers:
1. It provides for a more solid flash mount
2. It brings the flash more in line with the center of the umbrella.
Using a small length of zip cord, a house-hold plug (bought from the hardware store for $1), and standard 1/8 mini-plug (Radio Shack for $1.50) I made my own sync cable. I can now connect my Pocket Wizards to any flash.
Here you go. A couple of ninja torsos and a handful of bits from the fig drawer. I did my best with the green and purple scheme but my bits in those colours are limited. Hope there's something useful in here for you!
Electric Wizard live at the Ritz Manchester, full set on Facebook
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OK, this is actually a girl wizard...is there such a thing? Or does that make her a witch? :-P
This is a cake covered in fondant and decorated with gumpaste figures. For Mia's first birthday.
Pen & Ink Drawings submitted for approval for "The Wizard of Oz" Book!
They are wonderful have fun!
Author: Frank L. Baum.
Drawings by W.W. Denslow. ca. 1901.
Pictures are from the NYPL Ditgital Gallery. They are listed as Public Domain BUT Images can be used for personal Art/Graphic use only. May not be used for commerical or financial gain by listing on a CD or Collage Sheet for resale.
The conditions on my visit to Crater Lake last month were not 100% ideal, but inclement weather adds to the beauty that is Crater Lake! Two grand firs bracket the view of Wizard Island from the south rim.
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John Falcone - Restless Women
Wizard Books 408, 1967
Cover Artist: Gene Bilbrew
"He didn't know if he could do it – being the master of a four-woman harem – but he was certainly willing to try."