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flashes above Dortmund - photographed at the "Oberer Grenzweg" in Witten
endlich doch mal wieder ein Gewitter ..... !!!! und 15 l/m² Regen --- wurde auch höchste Zeit!
I realized I hadn't taken many photos of my cats lately, and wanted to use my 40mm lens after finally cleaning it. The photos of his sister, Lisa, didn't come out well, though.
Aneurus avenius Aradidae, male + larvae
ID-cred: CC Coulianos
Size: 5 mm (adult specimen)
You typically find these peculiar, almost two-dimensional, bugs under bark. I'm somewhat puzzled by they "bullseye" pattern on the back of the larvae – any theories?
Single exposure, Canon 5DmkII + Canon MP-E65 + Canon 270EX flash with yoghurt-bottle diffuser.
I know its been a long since I've posted anything, I've been really busy with school but finally here is Heatwave. His coat and collar are hand sculpted and he is completely hand painted as well. His gun is a BrickWarriors Head Hunter that I have hand painted and sculpted on to. As of now, I don't have finished or WIP Rouges figures but Golden Glider is up next. Ra's al Ghul and another Liberator should be up soon.
OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA
Strobist info:
1 flash yongnuo situado a la derecha de la cámara, sin difusor.
Hand held speed light set to slave, red color gel on strobe for background and soft box on strobe camera right for fill...
slight light room edits for cropping, highlights and contrast....
The Netherlands, lowlands, North Sea. In the new climate a daily guarantee for mild air currents. Wet periods, dry periods. In the past, frost and snow were on the menu almost every winter. Nowadays an entire country has a sudden fever for the chance of a possible snow shower. Sunday 17th January 2021, melting snow at 3C temp.
It's been so long since I've uploaded a picture to Flickr, I almost forgot how! I hope all my Flickr pals are doing well!
Here's a 60 year old remote control to my 1955 Zenith Touraine Flash-Matic tv set.
閃光 (Senko: Flash).
An outtake from "The Last 5days of Akashi City Bus".
SD1 with 17-50/2.8 at 21mm ISO100 f/8.0 15sec NR: C0.00/L0.00
hornstull, stockholm. disclaimer: no actual rabbits were harmed in the making of this image!! explore, august 9, 2011, # 233.
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Inspired by some of my friends flash work, I thought i would spend some time practising. It was selfie time!!!
I was playing with two light set ups. Although I couldn't take this to the street, it will be workable in a modified format.
The key light is camera right in a soft box and a rogue flashbender diffusion panel to get some double diffusion going on. It is at 1/4 power. I have a black board camera left next to me and facing the light to add some shadow to the left hand side of my face (my walls are cream coloured and very close and I was getting too much reflection).
I have got a second flash in a diffusion cap and with a brown gel on it bouncing off the ceiling (I went for brown to match the wood colour of the environment). I have also blocked it from hitting me with a foam board. Power is at 1/8th and this was acting as a light for the background and some general fill.
I used my relatively crappy Nikon D3100 to have something to focus on and to add something else to the picture. I haven't quite got it focused on my eyes but for a selfie it will do.
There was very little done in lightroom, I think I mainly increased the contrast. In photoshop I reduced the hotspot on my forehead, sharpened the image, desaturated a little and increased the blues in the shadows in colour balance.
Quite happy with how it turned out, given the terrible model who had no dress sense and was terrible at being directed :-)
Both flahses were Nissin Di866 v2
Branded under their 'Yellow Flash' livery scheme for the 50&51 St Budeaux - Derriford Hospital routes, Plymouth Citybus ADL Enviro400 525 WJ65BYR is snapped passing Plymouth Railway Station in some fine late afternoon sunshine we had back in May. With Cornwall now being very much MMC dominated I must admit I have warmed to the original Enviro400 design which if you ask me still doesn't look all that dated? ;-)
While walking as far north as I've been in the Mjällådalen nature reserve, I, together with my son, came to a part where the path went on bridges along the side of the river - but eroding of the sand had caused a large section of it to fall into the water so the path was closed and we were directed to take a much longer path up through the wood before returning down on the other side of the destroyed part.
I decided to take a little shortcut so we climed over some quite steep sand slopes and made it over that way instead.
When on the other side, we pretty soon realised that we needed to head back, but before doing so we went through some pretty hig meadowsweet (Filipendula ulmaria) and in it was this rather striking Lepturobosca virens flower longhorn which I obviously took some photos of.
Exactly one month later we visited again and in a different part of the nature reserve, I came across another one of these, also on meadowsweet. Photo of that one here: www.flickr.com/photos/tinyturtle/53114285445/