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Fireworks over Chaloner Street in Guisborough. The photographer on the left was moving during the 5 second exposure leaving her blurry but the tripod and camera in focus.
Laguna de Rocha, Uruguay.
By Andrés Bentancourt
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The We're Here! gang is considering all things Canadian today.
What could be more Canadian than the CBC logo! Any Canadian young or old, rural or urban, west coast or east, will recognize it immediately.
The "Exploding Pizza", as we lovingly call it, has been the emblem of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation since 1974.
The original version had a C at its centre, and the orbiting shapes were also C's. That brand identity was created by Burton Kramer and you can see it here.
The bee-balm has started to bloom, sending red firework flowers over my little garden.
Thank you for taking the time to check out my photo.
HFF📷
A bottle of yellow coloured water shot with a 12 mm steel ball bearing fired from a catapult. Captured with the MIOPS trigger system using the sound sensor.
Just trying a few things in Photoshop with a photo of mine.
Strobist:
- 1 x 22" Alien Bees Beauty Dish boomed overhead
- 2 x small Softboxes with grids on sides for rim lighting
- White reflector for fill below talent just out of shot
- Powered using Vagabond II
- Metered with Sekonic L-358 - f/9 1/160 @ 100ISO
- 5D Mark II with 70-200mm L
Punica granatum show.
Please don't use this image on websites, blogs or other media without my explicit permission. © All rights reserved
Dr. Amir Kahverengiden and his co-chair Ahmed of the National Aerospace Research Bureau are shown for scale next to a cutaway of the Central Efrikkan Republic's first satellite launcher.
The first stage is essentially nothing more than a short range ballistic missile, pioneered by the failing Tanzimat Empire at the end of the Second Stupid War. This liquid fueled booster clears the satellite of most of the atmosphere before a spin-stabilized solid motor kicks the second stage yet higher. Finally after coasting to about 150 miles above the globe, the final stage brings the small satellite into orbit. At least that's the plan....
Notable features:
-Thrust vane vectoring system on the first stage
-Liquid Oxygen/Ethanol first stage
-A range safety detonation cable running the length of the rocket to unzip this thing faster than a microwaved hotdog if anything should go wrong