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This picture of a, well, a cross between a mud hut and a Belgian bun was in a gallery in Exmouth Market. In fact, there's more Exmouth Market in this photo than there is gallery.
Anyway, the stars in the background are small lamps, and they flash quite rapidly. Wacky.
July 13th, 2014
Toronto's Flash Lightnin' kicked off the third and final day of Rock The Shores this year.
Arista Ultra 200 using Spartus Press Flash 120 film camera. Developed at home in caffenol -
7 1/2 teaspoons instant coffee
4 3/4 teaspoons super washing soda
3/4 teaspoon vitamin C powder
18 oz water
9 minutes
Trying out Chris' "acronymic design" flash with my camera. Turns out it works great!
Rachael brought together 6 of us (Chris, Jen, Joanna, Kathy, Rachael, myself) for a great stir-fry "easter dinner" at my place.
I'm just got a light stand, an umbrella and some connector gadgets (I swear it's like tinkertoys for adults; but way more expensive than tinkertoys). Mike was sitting on the couch so I had to take some shots of him. I love the smirk he has as I'm bounding around him trying out a reflector (but not used in this shot) and moving the light stand.
I think it's a little bright on the right side (probably should have dialed back the flash compensation a bit). Just leaves room for improvement. and I love him for sitting there and letting me take his photo.
"Everytime I change the timeline, people's lives changes. But these changes will never change how important you are to me"
I had all of these plans of using my new ring flash with my niece while I was babysitting. I was beginning to get sick that night and I forgot to pack my triggers :(
SO I ended up using my orbis on TOP of my camera. LOL Obviously it didnt really work, but I thought the image was pretty haunting...
Title: Flash
Issue Number: 215
Cover Artist: Neal Adams (Signed)
Size: 7" x 10.5"
Medium: One-of-a-kind, blank-backed comic book printer's proof; with certificate of authenticity. Originally sent to DC Editor Julius Schwartz.
This cover proof is part of Bear and Bird Gallery’s “Proof of Heroes: The Julius Schwartz Printer's Proof Cover Collection” exhibition in Lauderhill, Florida. Exhibition runs January 20 - March 3, 2012, for more information visit our website www.bearandbird.com
"Proof of Heroes" is a gallery exhibition featuring nearly 300 comic book cover printer's proofs, spanning a decade (1964-1974) of Julius Schwartz' 42 year run as Editor at DC Comics. Benefiting The Hero Initiative, visit www.heroinitiative.org
Goofing around in the back yard, playing with flash.
Incoming!
Strobist info:
580EX II at full power on lavender camera left
285HV at full power camera right
The Flash -- "The Man Who Saved Central City" -- Image FLA201b_0031b -- Pictured: Tom Cavanagh as Harrison Wells -- Photo: Cate Cameron /The CW -- é 2015 The CW Network, LLC. All rights reserved
The flooded car park at my work. This was taken about 3 hours after the torrential rain stopped and just about everyone had swam to their cars to move them!