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over expuzzled on purpose. i am fond of black and white over processed, or with high contrast.
the idea just popped into my head. i had see a friends picture where he did a similar thing with the whole "see through" object but i took it to a different level. i didnt do the best job editing in some parts but its whatever. what do you think?
canon 5d mkii
canon 50mm f1.8
Sam's Club has these bags on sale - they look to be exact clones of the Lowepro Slingshot 200 bags- right down to the hidden weather cover on the bottom. $39 and change.
I have been out last night, it was on spur of the moment.
I took these Pictures and cloned myself.
Not nice, but for my first attempt not toooo bad..
But it was a fantastic night.
Shelby clone convertible built in Norway at Pony Performance, see more at www.LegendaryCollectorCars.com
A small walker for a clone trooper. I can't take credit for this one. I bought it from a table at Brickworld 2008 in Chicago. The little kids that were working at the table seemed to worship the guy who made it.......
This one was a fun experiment in cloning. ;)
If you look closely, you can find 8 copies of my good friend Kirsten.
here are 2 of my fav effects pedals...of which i built ^_^
this was my first try on building or even soldering one of these bad boys...they are true bypass pedals. and clones of the greats.
analog chorus (right, and always on my chain) and tonebender (left). they sound so awesome! especially on my Marshall 100watter. The wiring is pretty darn clean if i do say so myself.
i have yet to paint to covering. been lazy, had these for a while too...
17-50mm f/2.8 Tammy
Strobist:
285HV thru umbrella 1/16th cam left. YN460 into softbox difused 1/4th, SB-26 w/DIY snoot grid 1/8th cam left above pedals
This Clone Hardsuit model is from my R/C Turbo tank creation.
I made a Building Instructions Video for everyone to enjoy!
Hardsuit Lego pieces available in my webstore and ebay store
Comic strip with complete tank features at my
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A lighting experiment to see how much light I could paint back onto an image. This photo was taken at 1:20 AM. I purposely turned off every light in my house to make sure this was only being lit from a AAA powered keychain Maglite (which incidentally I use to get the camera to auto-focus in low light conditions), plus, of course the iPod itself.
Some minor cloning to get rid of the faint song displayed on the pod. If you look at the properties you'll see I tried to make it as tough as possible on the camera sensor. ISO 100, 6 second exposure. No color correction. White-balanced for tungsten.
The light pattern was made by the maglite itself to be bottom left of the camera hitting the table at an angle. Unless you focus the beam, there's a good circular area that doesn't get much light.
Strobist: Does a maglite count as off camera flash?
Maiden run... #30761 brc wap-7 with #09025 bdts - asr clone special train heading towards vadodara jn.
Star Wars: The Clone Wars In Theaters and on Television in 2008
A new era of Star Wars entertainment begins in 2008 when Star Wars: The Clone Wars, from creator George Lucas, premieres as an all-new feature film in August, followed by the television series debut in the fall, in a partnership announced today between Lucasfilm Ltd., Warner Bros. Pictures and Turner Broadcasting System Inc.
Produced by Lucasfilm Animation, Star Wars: The Clone Wars takes audiences on incredible new Star Wars adventures, combining the legendary storytelling of Lucasfilm with an eye-popping, signature animation style. Star Wars: The Clone Wars will open in North American theaters Friday, August 15. International release dates will be announced soon.
I took these pictures a while ago (actually they are from the day I had Color Wars) but I just decided to edit them today. (:
"The Box for this claims "10,000,000" Game Built In - there are in fact only about 8 'unique' games and the other numbers are duplicates or level start hacks.
Interestingly enough we recently had some visitors at my work in London from Tajikistan (a former Soviet Union country) and one of these guys wanted to go and buy some 'Dendy Games'. I asked our Russian translator what she knew about 'Dendy' Games and she said that children everywhere in the former soviet states played "Dendy".
I've since been told in email that Dendy made the cheapest and most popular video game in the former USSR (basic famicom clone). The name "Dendy" has now entered into common speak as a generic term used to describe all home video games."
Text and picture from homepages.ihug.co.nz/~pinwhiz/famicom.htm
Love this sort of trivia
So for the clone week in my 365 project i decided to add a little extra. I'll be uploading some cloning stuff i did back in September. That was THE most productive clone session i've ever made, with Paco's help, managed to take 8 different clone situations.
Paco's brother on this one. Pedro wanted his own band too.