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Fotografia tomada por Johan Andrianoff, en La ciudad de La Serena, Chile, la noche del 01 de enero de 2010. Corresponde a los Juegos pirotécnicos en la playa.
Esa noche, al borde de la costa, todos esperábamos que los juegos se desplegasen en el cielo, sin embargo, luego de algunas explosiones de lus arriba, nos sorprendió una maravillosa explosión de colores, luces y resplandores saliendo desde la arena muy cerca de nosotros.
A rugged telephone which was designed for use in explosive and flammable atmospheres. In this photo, I've removed the covers over the bells (top) and terminals (bottom).
In der Mitte sieht man den Böller der explodiert. Das Foto wurde mit einer Belichtungszeit von 10'' aufgenommen.
Resplandeció el jardín,
lleno de bellas flores,
conjugando un ramillete
de diversos colores.
Explosión de belleza,
arco iris de la Naturaleza
reflejándose en tus ojos
destellantes de viveza.
A couple of hours at the Geelong Botanical Gardens with Liz. Weather was a bit gloomy, made for some BW images.
Plume of Smoke emmanating from the site of the Hemel Hempstead Oil Distribution Depot Explosion on the Morning of 11th December 2005. Taken 20km away from the site of the explosion
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In an effort to up the dynamics of my photoshoots, and give a little extra something to play with. Yesterday I glued cotton balls to my newly acquired battery-powered tea lights.
Today I added paint with an airbrush. Light coats of black around the whole ball, building up the dark layers on the outside. Then I added red, followed by orange, and finished with yellow. I dusted the colors across most of the explosion, save for the top that I left nearly white.
I made four to start, and see how it went. #1 is a short pile of cotton balls. #2 is the same as #1, just pulled up a bit more. #3 has added cotton balls on top for added height. And #4 has two tea lights inside for a wider explosion.
One of the goals I wanted to have was to be able to move them around, stack them up, or whatever the scene needed. I stacked them up, and the explosion is HUGE! It worked better than I hoped.
And now we get to blow up the Marvel/TMNT crossover team. One of the other goals I had hoped to be able to do was have the buildings explode. I used the tall #3 explosion, and it looks like it is rolling out the door, and then the other three look like the explosion is carrying across the street.
Oh, I am definitely doing more of these. This is great for MiniMates scale. It will be a bit small for Marvel Legends scale without stacking them up. So, I am going to need a few more of these explosions.
Throwing 2-1/2 pound bricks of sodium metal into the ocean near Sutro Baths, San Francisco Summer, 1977...it was always a laugh to throw it off the "Cliff House" restaurant and hear the shouts and oohs and awwws...Did it off the bay in Sausalito too in the 1980's....same reactions...startled delight mixed with a little fear.....good clean fun (except the Na forms lye which locally raises the pH astronomically....not a good thing) Potassium metal gives a red light, and Cesium or Rubidium are so expensive and explode so fast they're not worth the money...also, try buying 2.5 lb bricks of sodium metal now & the DEA will be knocking on yer door faster than little Johnny Fuckerfaster did his thing! Unfortunately Na can be used to make drugs, plus the BATF takes a dim view on ANY types of explosions.... ;^p