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My blinking Heidi. Her eyes close when you lie her down and opens when she's upright. When you press the button on her stomach her right eye blinks!
Heute entdeckt, dass eine Digitalkamera den Infrarot-Port sichtbar werden lässt. Leider ist es zwar recht simpel, den Infrarotport auf dem Display zu erkennen. Möchte man ihn jedoch fotografieren, gestaltet sich die Sache ein wenig komplizierter. Habe hier einfach mit dem Burst-Modus gearbeitet, was dann bei vierten oder fünften Versuch endlich zum gewünschten Resultat führte.
Ach ja: Auf dem Bildschirm sieht man meine verzweifelten und erfolglosen Versuche, Tickets für den WIlliams Robert zu bekommen. Update: Haha
portrait photo of Sinead holding a water bottle blinking her eye against the sun, sea horizon and sky view in the background, wearing jeans and a green top
Animated GIF of Curiosity images showing the before and after of shooting holes into Mars with her laser cannon. (Yes, I know it's not a laser cannon but it's much more fun to describe it that way.)
goofy photo challenge of a style magazine shot with some sort of comedic prop in it. I think the pouting was my imagination of a model's "fashion look."
We were really drunk and it was pretty cold out, so I probably could have done a better job with it. Simply using a tripod instead of hand holding it would have made a world of difference, but i recently sold mine and havent had a chance to find a replacement. The tiki torch in the background also sucks a little.
SB-800 90° camera left @ -2.7, SB-800 60° camera right with stofen cup @ -2.7.
"Blinking into the Sunlight" was a solo show by British artist "Mysterious Al" which was showcased in a condemned warehouse in Collingwood, Melbourne.
Visitors to the "Blinking into the Sunlight" exhibition followed a route through various rooms and spaces with experiential installations and interactive elements, opening out to a large gallery space with paintings and work on paper.
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These blink brightly and quickly, mostly in red or blue. They're held together by powerful little magnets, which unfortunately can still be brushed off at an angle. I lost some that way, and so don't buy them any more.
They're typically sold at night together with the chemical light-stick products, so you can add to the gaiety of the evening. You can wear them as brooches or earrings, and they're much brighter than light-sticks.
I first saw these on new year's eve 2002 in Taipei, and have since seen them elsewhere in Asia.
Remember that these damaged parts are polarized electrolytic capacitors and lead placement is critical. Make sure that the + sign near the capacitor lead matches up with the + sign on the circuit board.
"Never in all of my life have I seen eyes as empty as these streets of my city on a Saturday night, all the green of your eyes says 'Go, leave it all behind.'"
Remember that these damaged parts are polarized electrolytic capacitors and lead placement is critical. Make sure that the + sign near the capacitor lead matches up with the + sign on the circuit board.
Remember that these damaged parts are polarized electrolytic capacitors and lead placement is critical. Make sure that the + sign near the capacitor lead matches up with the + sign on the circuit board.
This is for my EE 40 final lab project. The two ICs are National Semiconductor op-amps. This entire setup could be replaced by two 555 timers...
Oh, and I need a pair of wire strippers. Donations welcome.
Remember that these damaged parts are polarized electrolytic capacitors and lead placement is critical. Make sure that the + sign near the capacitor lead matches up with the + sign on the circuit board.
NGC6826 (Blinking Nebula) located in Cygnus.
Telescope: Planewave 17.5"
Mount: Paramount ME
Camera: Canon XSi unmodded
Total exposure: 180 x 20s
No Dark frames, no Flat frames
Not autoguided
Stacking: DeepSkyStacker
Processing: Photoshop CS5
Please Credit: Lambda Archives of San Diego
Description: SAGE General Meeting; Man blinking in picture with flower arrangement
Date: January 3, 2001
Collection/Accession: L2011.15 Seniors Active in a Gay Environment (SAGE)
Local Call number: P040.037m.r.t
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