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©Hildegarde Schmidt
"je suis encore surpris par la musique qui sort de mes mains"
Ce qui renvoie à la question n°21 : quel est le groupe dont vous auriez aimé faire partie ?
Can.
Irmin Schmidt, Holger Czuckay, Michael Karoli, ... c'est vrai que mon nom accolé aux leurs, ça aurait un peu fait tache sur les affiches, mais je sens que j'étais fait pour le Krautrock.
I was there just to catch the last glimpse of light too, but the roll stayed in the camera for so long and I usually forget what I have in there.
Dammit, Max, turn around! The fight's behind you!
Alright I'm not even gonna lie, I saw Ja 3ni do this, and it struck me as genius (also if you haven't been through Ja 3ni's stream do it, there's some sweet stuff in there) but I did add a few of my own twists to it, naturally.
I think I changed up a few parts of the SinSix since last you all saw them as well but it's hot and I don't wanna go back and look.
That's it for now, cheers, gents!
The black version of the GS model. Looks much better in black, a thorough cleaning brought this one to mint condition. Unfortunately, the electric circuit is beyond repair, so it will have to be used at the default 1/500 speed, controlling exposure by changing aperture according to the "sunny 16" rule. It's a pity, as the viewfinder is exceptionally clean and the RF patch very contrasty.
Here’s Electro and Shocker requested by Madam Web. You can request any marvel characters in the comments if you want, I will make a purist CCH Verse version of the character as soon as possible.
Electro is on the left and Shocker is on the right.
I got a new figure not that long ago from Taylor (Thanks Taylor!): ASM2 Electro!
Here is his body parsed into some DC figs. Even Marvel can't defend against my DC figbarfs.
Atomic Skull: I had the head out, I had the body out... HMD's pushing made me put it together.
Batman: A pretty plain Batman. Probably been done, but I wanted to include the whole fig.
Electro Suit Batman: Coincidentally uses Electro's skin, and not suit. Electro Bat is another fig I got recently, I figured I'd try to improve him somehow.
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✦ [TNK] → Ronin Bandages
✦ KROVA → NZIOKU Head (Left)
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✦ [Cruel] → Madame Corset
Go get your goodies at TWS, here, open now until September 18th! Links to respective stores have been provided, so that you can find the items after the current round of TWS ends! ♡
Huge thanks again to my favorite photo buddy, Zab, for being part of this robot romance!
Yashica Electro 35MC
Fuji Xtra 400 color negative film
CineStill CS41
Epson Perfection V800
Silverfast AI Studio
The EMD lot is littered with demonstrators these days. This one in snappy paint has been in LaGrange for the past few years.
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Week 9 theme: Music. My dad got this Mic stand off his uncle Aurele in the 1950's and the Electro Voice Model 641 Microphone in the early 1960's. I grew up listening to him sing into this microphone countless times. When the Music theme came up I wasn't sure what to shoot since we have so much music in our family. Then I remembered this old microphone that stil works and I knew I had to shoot it. I'm in the background playing my wife's guitar that she got from her dad when he passed away.
here is a link to a pdf manual I found online
music.manualsonline.com/manuals/mfg/electrovoice/641.html
Strobist Info
AlienBee 800 1/32 power, camera left 24" Westcott Apollo
F2.8
ISO 100
SS 1/160 seconds
PocketWizard Plus III
Explore #397 March 14 2015
thank you friends
Have a great night friends
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Smile on Saturday: "Camera"
The Electro 35 is a rangefinder camera made by Japanese company Yashica from the mid-1960s with a coupled and fixed 1:1.7 45 mm lens. It was the first electronically controlled camera, operating mainly in an aperture priority 'auto' mode. The only other modes of operation are 'flash' (1/30) and 'bulb'.
New for 1964 from Oldsmobile is the Electro 5000! A hover car for the discriminating driver who prefers power, comfort, and luxury wrapped in a smooth, Atomic Age profile. Long, low, and lean, the Electro 5000 features a state-of-the-art Tesla Magnetics TM88-1 hover system, powered by a revolutionary new small fission reactor that drives the magnetronic system. Quiet and reliable, the system has twice the service intervals of current hover drive systems, and all the major functions can be accessed for maintenance, diagnostics, and repair via the hinged rear quarter panels. Head to your nearest Oldsmobile dealership to test drive the Electro 5000 today!
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More retro-futuristic hover insanity. Hinged rear quarters reveal detail underneath on each side. I thought that the hover mechanism up front looked like some kind of weird Tesla coils, hence the ad-copy description. Lots of fun building this one, I hope you all enjoy it!