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This is the fan in my little art/photography room upstairs.
I used my iPhone 11 to take this photo. I just discovered today that it had a setting for this. I think I'll be using it more now that I've found it.
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Fire Tornado in the Fire Pavilion at Magna Science Adventure Centre, Rotherham, near Sheffield in South Yorkshire.
A small pool of kerosene is squirted onto the hot plate which is heated to 80 degrees C. The kerosene is ignited by a spark and air is directed sideways from holes in the four columns to spin the flame as a ceiling fan draws the fire upwards.
The heat from this display is quite intense - the viewers are closer than this shot might suggest.
Magna's Fire Tornado is one of only three in the world, the other two being in Germany and USA.
Camera: Nikon F50
Lens: Cosina 28-210mm f/4.2-6.5
I use my photos as inspiration and reference for my paintings which can be seen at:
Shown here, Redi-Screens (the "Casbah" in custom sizes) are used to create privacy in style by mounting over full-lite doors! www.crestviewdoors.com/products/redi-screens/redi-screens...
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Green Builder Media worked in conjunction with Southern Traditions Development, Ed Binkley Design, and Designs by Pat Gaylor, to create a sustainable, eco-friendly home in the super adorable neighborhood of College Park in Orlando.
Barn Light Electric was proud to provide light fixtures and ceiling fans for the house. Shown here is one of our Commercial Ceiling Fans with painted steel blades that curve up for maximum airflow over large areas. It is also reversible, which is great because Florida winters are now completely chilly. Believe me, you'll want to reverse those fans!
For more information, please visit these websites:
Vision House Orlando 2011
www.greenbuildermag.com/VISION-HOUSE/VISION-House-Orlando
Southern Traditions Development
Ed Binkley Design
Designs by Pat Gaylor
Barn Light Electric Blog:
#Ceiling - The first Belt Driven Ceiling Fans- was used in the United States 1860-1870.An exact date cannot prove itself. At that time, there were no electric motors for ceiling fans. The ceiling fan was Instead, by means of a belt drive and pulleys move. The belt itself was controlled by a steam turbine....
telephone on dining table - saturday evening at home - playing with dof and low light - is it possible with a compact?
a kind man in a colorful mosque with many clocks. this man saw me looking at the mosque and even though he did not speak any english (or french..) invited me inside. he then proceeded to show me around every room and later took me accross the old town to another mosque with interesting tiles decorated with mount fuji. why or how they used mount fuji, i have no idea..
We replaced the fan in the livingroom. It only had one light-bulb and was small, as for a small bedroom. This one really lights up the room. The picture doesn't do the light justice. It really is bright, but I'm uploading the dark version so you can't see all the dust that was on my ceiling!
A somewhat flawed panorama of my upstairs work area. A couple of my pieces are joined by nine prints, drawings and paintings by other living artists. On my art desk is a new, minuscule scanner and a pile of seventeen large (2 x 4 inch) polymer erasers. Just got them for a song and intend to make relief prints by carving them. Missing from this photo is an IKEA flat file, just out of view in front of the arm chair.