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Taken with my Digitech microscope. qc3199

Here is a link to its wiki page en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tilia if you would like to know more and see a picture of the plant!

Sakhir Air Base, Bahrain

Dremel bits taken with my digitech micropscope

Taken with my digitech microscope.

Taken with my Digitech electronic microscope qc3199

Straight from the freezer blackberries. Taken with my digitech micropscope

A Tamyia F! wheel taken with my digitech microscope/

Taken with my Digitech electronic microscope qc3199

Un collage de 7 images prises au 50mm, à main levée, depuis le pont d'un bateau mouche en mouvement, du vrai travail de professionnel...

(Attention : sur mobile, la photo apparait coupée, il faut zoomer pour la voir en entier !)

 

A collage of 7 images : 50mm shots, freehand from a boat in motion, a true professional work...

(Caution : on mobile devices, the photo is cut, you'll need to click on it to watch it fullly)

Taken with my Digitech electronic microscope qc3199

Light painting with the Zodiac statues of Ai Weiwei at the Seal Pond in Denver Civic Center Park

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On March 21st 2016 -- The World Drone Prix in Dubai was the first million dollar drone race, featuring drones with carbon fiber parts with the winning team taking home a cool $250,000. Check out the video here (www.youtube.com/watch?v=pZ0viMxYDA4) We meet the tech-loving thrill-seekers behind the sport who want to turn it into the next big thing.

 

Check out our carbon fiber gear video below for Digicarbon!

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This is a moth wing l found on the back porch. l took this image with my Digitech QC3199 digital microscope. l found the shape and color of the crescent type moon shape on the wing very interesting, and have seen this on other moths.

i stole this idea from xia.. =D

 

p.s hope you wont mind XD

Photographer: Jason Travis

Line Producer: MK van den Berg

Digitech: Matthew Brush

Prop Stylist: Billy Wesley

Food Stylist: Casey Dobbins

Manicurist: Erin Moffett

Hand Model: Iris Hill

Brand Creative Director: Kevin Byrd

Brand Producer: Adam Leao

Brand Designer: Cristina Hoffman

Brand Photo Manager: An Hoang

 

Rise and brine, green eyes.

An image of a tree seed pod, taken with, my Digitech, QC3199, digital microscope.

I found the seed pod in Wyndham Street Shepparton.

A macro shot, taken of two very small, molded plastic toy polar bears.

 

It was taken with my, Digitech, QC3199, digital microscope.

Adastral Park at Martlesham Heath, Suffolk, seen from the air, with the distinctive main buildings of BT’s research and development centre dominating the view.

 

The site was formally opened by Queen Elizabeth II in November 1975 as the new home of the Post Office’s telecommunications research operation, succeeding the famous Post Office Research Station at Dollis Hill in north-west London. It subsequently became British Telecom Research Laboratories, commonly known as BT Labs, and today Adastral Park remains BT’s principal research and innovation campus.

 

Over the past half-century, work carried out here has helped shape modern telecommunications. Adastral Park played an important part in the development and commercialisation of single-mode optical fibre, and more recent research has included 5G, artificial intelligence, cyber security, quantum communications and advanced optical networks. BT has also used the site to trial hollow-core optical fibre and quantum-secured communications.

 

The campus now extends well beyond BT itself. Innovation Martlesham, headquartered at Adastral Park, brings together a large cluster of technology businesses ranging from start-ups and SMEs to international companies including BT, Cisco, Nokia, Ericsson and Juniper. The wider technology community numbers more than 4,000 people.

 

Adastral Park is also home to the University of Suffolk’s DigiTech Centre, a £9.6 million research and engineering facility developed jointly with BT and officially opened in October 2021. Its specialist laboratories support work and teaching in areas including artificial intelligence, data science, network security and cyber technology.

 

Research continues to evolve. Recent facilities at Adastral Park include a Quantum Optics Discovery Laboratory and Optical Ground Station, supporting development of future optical, space-based and quantum communications.

 

The surroundings are changing too. Alongside the technology campus is the developing Brightwell Lakes community, bringing substantial new housing and infrastructure to the land beside Adastral Park and the A12.

 

This aerial photograph records one of Britain’s most important telecommunications research sites as it passes the 50-year mark, linking the pioneering telephone and fibre-optic research of the 1970s with today’s work on AI, quantum technology and the communications networks of the future.

Vue du 1er étage de ma boîte. Pas très créatif et pas mal occupé en ce début d'année, je me rattraperai bientôt... / Seen from the 1st floor of my company's building. Not very creative and quite busy for the moment... I'll do better as soon as possible...

The Australian ten cent piece. The featured bird is a liar bird, so called due to the fact that it can mimic sounds and other birds.

Distortion starts with D. This is a Digitech "Bad Monkey" guitar effects pedal designed to produce loads of distortion by severely overdriving the guitar input signal..

Taken with, a Digitech QC3199, electronic microscope.

From a "weed" in my front yard, :).

 

Taken with my Digitech electronic microscope qc3199

Sunset Strip. Los Angeles, CA.

 

Photographer: Jason Travis

Line Producer: MK van den Berg

Digitech: Matthew Brush

Prop Stylist: Billy Wesley

Food Stylist: Casey Dobbins

Manicurist: Erin Moffett

Hand Model: Iris Hill

Brand Creative Director: Kevin Byrd

Brand Producer: Adam Leao

Brand Designer: Cristina Hoffman

Brand Photo Manager: An Hoang

 

Rise and brine, green eyes.

The new Zeppelin Station building in Downtown Denver

This image was taken with my, Digitech QC3199, computer microscope, it is of some, brand less, drill bits that l bought at Bunnings.

A shot of some nails from the shed, on top of a old Narva light globe packet. I used the packet back ground because of the vivid blue color, and the contrast to the nails. the image was captured with my Digitech, QC3199, digital microscope.

The first image from my Vintage Hollywood shoot for Fiilex.com

 

Photographer: Joe Gunawan | fotosiamo.com

 

Model: Joanne Chiang

Hair: Dinah Raphaelle

Makeup: Stacey Hummell

Wardrobe: Samantha Freedman

Assistants: Donato DiNatale, Jules Rodriguez, Christian Bugay

Lighting Designer: Brent Siebenaler

Digitech: Morgan Alcado

Hi Everyone! I just want to share the third photo from my Vintage Hollywood Starlets series, titled Gossips!

 

Hope you like it and be sure to check out more of my work at www.fotosiamo.com

 

Photo by Joe Gunawan | Fotosiamo fotografie | fotosiamo.com

 

Models: Joanne Chiang and Gezzilyn Leon

 

Hairstylist: Dinah Raphaelle

Makeup: Stacey Hummell

Wardrobe & Set Design: Samantha Freedman

Lighting Designer: Brent Siebenaler

Digitech: Morgan Acaldo

Assistants: Donato Di Natale, Jules Ebe Rodriguez, Christian Bugay

Videographers: Gato Salazar and Glenicio Del Toro

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