View allAll Photos Tagged exploding
These photos were taken on a recent shoot with Jo-Ann on a farm in Durbanville. It was towards the end of another rainy day in Cape Town, as the sky was starting to clear. I don't think I have ever seen such an interesting cloud formation.
Near my parents' home is a place called George Lake. It is really more of a swamp than a lake with many islands dotted all over it. The water is rather shallow, and this vast realm is home to a great variety of animals. A local senior built a paddle wheeler for the specific purpose of touring George Lake and for the past 8 years he has given anyone who wants to come along tours. He doesn't charge any money for these tours, but he does accept donations for gas money. I have only known about this for the past 3 years and have gone every year since discovering this tour.
This year my aunt and uncle and my mom and I went on a tour with him. It was extremely cold and windy that day, but we wore several layers of warm clothes and winter coats. It was totally worth braving the cold, because that day on our 3 hour expedition we saw eagles, a cow moose with calf, several deer - one with a fawn, many grebes and ducks (with babies), some grebes nests with eggs in them, and beavers everywhere! On a previous expedition in 2009 we saw a bear. So, I have a lot of pictures from that day to post (sometime). Today I thought I would show my best beaver shots. I am very pleased with how they came out. The beavers would "explode" repeatedly so I had plenty of chances to shoot them in action.
This is the last year Steve will be running his paddle wheeler, The Knotty Otter, so I am hoping to get out again on it some time this summer.
Glass Christmas ornament filled with water and shot with a pastic BB.
You can see the pellet just exiting on the right of the ornament.
Photo used by Miops for advertising.
"Dead Space" - 5120x2160 Downsampling , Custom FOV , jim2point0's Cheat Engine table , SweetFX
File name: 02337
Title: Huge molasses tank explodes in North End; 11 dead, 50 hurt [Boston Post, January 16, 1919]
Created/Published: [Boston, Mass.] : Beals & Greene, 1842-1956.
Date issued: 1919-01-16
Description: Front page news coverage of the Molasses Disaster from The Boston Post.
Genre: Clippings
Subjects: Molasses Disaster, Boston, Mass., 1919
Notes: From The Boston Post, January 16, 1919, p. 1
Location: Boston Public Library, Microtext Department
Rights: No known restrictions
We took several shots of Anni blowing on the flour and although the flour looked great, all the effort of Anni's expression as she blew hard, wasn't the right 'look'. So, I found this test shot taken earlier and matted in the flour from a later shot.
There is a small portable strobe set to low power directly behind Anni, a low powered strobe to cam left with a blue gel and set back picking up the flour and a large softbox camera left.
One from the archives I've reworked. Winters on its way in the Northern Hemisphere. Not quite like this here in the UK at the moment but the clocks went back and it was decidedly colder this weekend.
Toy B-29 bomber plane with working bomb bay drops metal "atom bomb" on exploding battleship. Thomas Mfg. 1953
Not my images. Many thanks to 黑麵之路‧不由分說 (wingman chen) for his written permission to edit Left Jeans and Right Jeans. Also thanks to vijaykiran for these fireworks (no longer visible on Flickr).
Title: Exploding Supercell
Location/Date: Greensburg, Kansas, USA - May 2016
Photographer: Stavros Kesedakis
WMO 2017 Calendar Competition
Exploding Balloon filled with water
Strobist info:
1 sb-800 camera right back (behind gobo) with pink Gel
2 SB-28 camera right front
flash 2 fired with radio trigger
flash 1 fired as a optical slave to flash 1
Full details at farm3.static.flickr.com/2655/3998258004_6c0d78156a.jpg
200704-N-BT681-1023 SASEBO, Japan (July 4, 2020) Fireworks explode over amphibious assault ship USS America (LHA 6) during an Independence Day celebration onboard Fleet Activities Sasebo. America, flagship of America Expeditionary Strike Group, is operating in the U.S. 7th Fleet area of operations to enhance interoperability with allies and partners and serve as a ready response force to maintain security and stability in the Indo-Pacific region. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist Seaman Jonathan Berlier)