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A few years ago, pre-Pano-Sabotage and any use of the iPhone as camera on my part, I got up at dawn one very cold, hard Winter morning to capture the heavy snowfall in the cemetery just down the street. It turned out to be a fantastically bright and clear morning, which meant it was dangerously cold.
Using my ( now ) old, Canon Rebel XS, I took a series of about 50 shots. As the sun rose some of the snow started to drop off the higher branches of the trees it had so beautifully covered. So I got the bulk of my shots in before this happened. It was a tough shoot and I had to go nurse a roaring hot cup of coffee after, but the images were worth the near-frostbite. I couldn't believe that my Canon didn't seize up.
Two SOOC images of window frost as a backdrop and framing device with 3 unmanipulated SOOC photographs all shot at the same time.
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Music Link: "Guitar Solo with Tin Foil" - David Byrne & Brian Eno, from the re-mastered and extended version of their album "My Life in the Bush of Ghosts".
www.youtube.com/watch?v=473c6Ys-YOw
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© Richard S Warner ( Visionheart ) - 2013, 2019. All Rights Reserved. This image is not for use in any form without explicit, express, written permission.
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Excited to share that my Girl in Van will appear in Eyeshot Street Photography's WATCHED -Street Photography Under the Gaze (#22), their latest limited-edition book exploring the idea of being seen.
“To curate it, we read sixty street photographs as if they were answers to a question the city keeps asking us before we ask it. The selection does not search for a single look, but it rather collects the act of looking across cities, devices, distances, and surfaces, and lets a slow image of public space emerge from the differences between them.
Each frame is one shape of a condition we already know: presence is exposed. “
cover photo: @Md.Enamul Kabir
Absorbed in our devices, with our gazes lost, are we able to see each other anymore? Or have WE become the mannequins, just there to be looked at but without being really there?
Union Square,
New York City.
2015
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A suspicious device was across the street from Toys R Us. They blocked off one of the entrances to the Lakeland Square Mall. Lakeland Police was first on scene. LPD doesn't have a bomb squad, so they had to wait on TPD's bomb squad to arrive. After close investigation, it was determined to be a low jack device beeping because the vehicle it was taken off of, was stolen.
I look at the device in my hand. It vibrates.
Someone is looking for me.
Or maybe something else? Because the vibration runs through me
and it’s everywhere.
I lift my eyes – trying to focus.
The vibration is now everywhere.
Where is my focus? What do I see?
I’ve lost my focus,
my own personal clarity.
I raise the device – maybe the focus is there?
I can’t find it… I’ve lost it.
The world spins around me…
Hors Focus
Je regarde l’appareil dans ma main. Il vibre.
Quelqu’un me cherche.
Ou peut-être autre chose ? Car la vibration me traverse
et elle est partout.
Je lève les yeux – j’essaie de me concentrer.
La vibration est maintenant partout.
Où est mon point de mire ? Qu’est-ce que je vois ?
J’ai perdu ma mise au point,
ma clarté personnelle.
Je lève l’appareil – peut-être que le focus est là ?
Je ne le trouve pas… je l’ai perdu.
Le monde tourne autour de moi…
Music & the devices we have invented to listen to it are amazing discoveries/inventions that humankind has created. I know music makes me smile. :)
In 1877 the first phonograph was invented by Thomas Edison. The phonograph was the first method of recording and playing back sound. This was Edison's first great invention. Thanks Thomas Edison you helped millions of people smile and not just on Saturdays.
A magnetic wrist band making contact with my Fitbit device.
For Macro Mondays theme; "Intended Contact".
Scout team one calling base.
I read you, scout team. What is it?
We have a problem. We're stuck on this planet, and don't know how to get off.
What do you mean? Just beam up like usual.
Yeah, well, we'd love to, but we sort of lost our device.
Whaddya mean, you sort of lost it?
Well, you see, they have these things here called cell phones?
So?
Yeah, well we accidentally picked up one of those, and left our device on a park bench.
Dammit Carl!
Tell me about it. When we went back to get it, it was gone. So now, some human is walking around trying to make a call with an Arcturan particle beam disintegrater.
Jesus H. Christ! He's liable to obliterate an entire building!
Yeah, but we've noticed that they seem to tear down everything worthwhile on this miserable excuse for a planet.
So then, maybe no one will notice.
That's what we're kinda hoping.
"Very good! You are now in possession of the Aperture Science Handheld Portal Device." — GLaDOS from Portal.
The Zollern colliery in Dortmund is one of the most beautiful testimonies to Germany's industrial past. An icon of industrial culture made of steel and glass is the machine hall with the stained-glass Art Nouveau portal. Discover the "Palace of Labor", look behind the magnificent brick facades, climb the headframe, follow the coal path and immerse yourself in a world of hard work underground.
Detail from a homemade electrical device I got at a swap meet once. No idea about it’s intended purpose.
Horned Beetle or Rhipicera femorata
Rhipicera male beetle has a multi-segmented antennae that is a perfume sensing device to help locate a female Rhipicera. We observed one little chap trying to hone in on a female that was resting on a twig on our garden shrub. He took about 10 minutes flying around to finally reach his partner from less than a metre away. She doesn't have a perfume sensing antennae otherwise I am sure she would have known he was nearby and then she could have waved to him or called in beetle language, "Hi! I'm over here!"
But no. She was so nonchalant sitting on that twig whilst emitting faint bursts of beetle gas. Thank God his multi-segmented perfume sensing radar was working.
Photo: Fred
CFE-09 splits the turned PL's at Ada with CSX power leading the train. It was a busy afternoon on the CF&E with the Wheeling and Lake Erie running before two back to back grain trains. With this train, I now have all three railroads that use this portion of the Fort Wayne Line represented at this spot.
Ada, Ohio
Mirando al cielo y escuchando buena música en directo ...
Facing up view on a pleasant place with cool live music !!!
Better on L.
,-)
Pajareando Ví los reflejos y no me pude resistir. Regando La Albufera de Valencia.
Having fun by this wetland in Valencia.
Better on L.
,-)
Wandering around an ancient forest in the Peak District with a camera rotation device and a flashgun at blue hour. Shot in one photographic exposure as usual.
Bunbury - I was expecting the larger version of the 'device' so was pleasantly surprised to get the smaller version which gave a better view of the locos - and no doubt a better view for the driver !
I created this concept while at uni the brief was to create an future device. this was part of the presentation
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'early warning device' On Black
This is called "aka tonbo" 赤とんぼ in Japanese, literally-- red dragonfly.
I like the red rectangular pattern near the tip of the wings:)
Stagecoach Highlands operated Volvo B13RT Plaxton Panther 2 X99 HCB - 54134 - Previously YX63 NGJ - is pictured approaching Inverness Bus Station with a service on route X99 that is about to complete.
This vehicle wears the 2020 Stagecoach Distance livery and is a tick in the allocation box for this service! It is the primary vehicle type for full length X99s between Thurso and Inverness.
Date Taken: May 10th, 2024
Device Used: iPhone 12 Pro Max
Date Uploaded: November 11th, 2025
Upload Number: 1906
Interested in seeing some bus videos? You'll find buses both real and virtual on my YouTube channel, as well as other cool bus-themed stuff too! - www.youtube.com/@ZZ9sTransport
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Talk about Obsolete the name on this device is Radio Shack. This is a touch tone phone dialer. It stores 32 phone numbers. Put in the two digit code. Hold the speaker on the other side to the mouth piece of the phone and press the dial button on the side. These days I tap my ear bud and say my sister's name. HFF
"The Time-Turner is a device capable of time travel. The Time-Turner resembled an hourglass on a necklace. The number of times one turns the hourglass corresponds to the number of hours one travels back in time. It is extremely important that the user of a Time-Turner not be seen by past or future versions of themselves."
#195/365 So the theme of this week is Harry Potter. The 3 subtle clues to yesterday's shot was...#1 The Projector was displaying the title across my wife. #2 My wife was wearing the time-turner (as seen here). #3 The title was "The Secret Riddle" which is the 13th chaper of the Half-Blood Prine (yesterday was also Monday the 13th). There you have it..in honor of the new movie which comes out this week. Happy Harry Potter Tuesday.
Strobist: LED work light....all around subject.
The heavy variant of the AVM-09. Equipped with a "Demolisher" Heavy Cannon and a Exose EMP Device. Sorry for the blurry pic :(
One of the workshops we did in Costa Rica was a "controlled" venomous snake photo shoot. These were wild snakes caught for the purposes of the workshop, and then released afterward. The snakes were put onto naturalistic looking settings, and then we were left to our own devices to photograph them.
This is by far the most venomous and deadly snake I have ever photographed without the benefit of a glass partition.
Meet the Fer-de-lance. This was a baby (about 18 in. long). Adults can reach seven feet, and are about as thick as my lower leg. I saw a full-grown adult at Waterfall Gardens (behind glass) and it looked HUGE! It was described to us that if one is envenomated by this species your blood basically breaks down, and you bleed from from your eyes, mouth, nose, ears - basically everywhere. This is considered the most dangerous snake in Costa Rica, and accounts for more than half of all venomous snake bites.
Needless to say, it should not surprise any of you that several times while photographing this snake, I would feel a gentle push backwards on my elbow from one of the guides. Yep, I kept getting too close. It is very easy to be lulled into a false since of security by a calm snake. Also while looking through the view-finder "objects may be closer then they appear".
I was really hoping for find a wild Fer-de-lance, but I was pretty thrilled when they brought out this one for the workshop. What a deadly beauty!
Take Care and don't let the snakes bite...
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"She" was my first SLR: the fantastic Canon A-1.
My brother recommended it to me. It was a revolutionary device with new automatisms, at least for the time I bought it: 1982.
I bought it in the Base Exchange inside the (now defunct) Mather Air Force Base, in Sacramento, California, USA.
And it has been my companion for many years until I moved to the Nikon brand and the digital world.
But here it is with me, and it still works perfectly.
Photo taken in Pozuelo de Alarcón, Madrid, Spain.
MI PRIMERA SLR, CANON A-1 EN 1982, 2025
"Ella" fue mi primera SLR: la fantástica Canon A-1.
Me la recomendó mi hermano. Se trataba de un dispositivo revolucionario con nuevos automatismos, al menos para el tiempo en que la compré: 1982.
La compré en el la tienda que había dentro de la (ya desaparecida) Base Aérea de Mather, en Sacramento, California, USA.
Y ha sido mi compañera durante muchos años hasta que me mudé a la marca Nikon y al mundo digitaL.
Pero aquí sigue conmigo, y sigue funcionando perfectamente.
Foto tomada en Pozuelo de Alarcón, Madrid, España.