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Flashlight by Claus Oldenburg and Coosje Van Bruggen is a highlight of the University of Nevada Las Vegas campus.
When I arrived at the Butterfly Garden tonight while on a bike ride, I immediately smelled the Trumpet Lilies which are in full bloom. Quite a heavenly scent. At the University of Kansas in Lawrence, KS.
If you're wondering what this picture is of... Its a flashlight lit and faced right into the camera :D
I used a shutter speed of 1/1250 sec and aperture of f/36 so i could get this.
This is what $300+ of flashlights looks like.
For some reason all the lights look a little shorter than they really are.
Approximate runtimes are measured as time to 50% brightness.
I get a lot of questions on my lighting. This is a sample of one of my favorite tools. That's right a flashlight.
See the video:
LED taillight of a up-to-date Volkswagen
thank you all - explore 09/01/26
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let me tell you why the light looks this way
taillights both as brakelights are LEDs, both normally shining the same bright. normally the taillight LEDs are triggered as you can see above, creating a less bright light for human eyes. The car checks the function of all the lights as they are used.
in case of a malfunction of the brighter shining brakelights, the taillights can be used as a auxiliary-brakelight by shining untriggered ( => brighter) when pedal is hit, but still shine untriggered when brake is not hit.
quite a good idea - and quite a nice effect for photography.
by the way. thanks for liking this lucky shot. i also didn't knew that it would be like this before shooting it by chance. the intention of this shot was to get a picture like this one
David's flashlight collection
*note for some reason, this is the second man's flashlight collection i have been privy to recently, it's a trend
Took a picture of a flashlight lens and for the lighting, I used a UV lamp. The camera didn't seem to like it much :) .
After we put batteries in her flashlight, Laurel ran all over the house shining it into nooks and crannies. In this photo, she's looking into the gap between the armoire and the wall in the living room.
Second shot to VARTA flashlights . In this time , you can see LED DAY LIGHT 2D from Power Line. It is really good flashlight with 63 lumens. I can't wait to use it as home made lightsaber :)
It is amazing how a SIMPLE flashlight has gotten complicated these days. I suppose that this way if a bulb goes out, there is no worry about not having a light, as the others are still lit.
Getting this shot was not as easy as I thought it would be. It took a couple dozen shots before I got the light centered just right.
Also, this was the flashlight I used to light the wineglass shot from below in my other Macro Mondays shot...
In the end, I guess this was another example of a simple (?) circle!
As always, thanks for your visits, views, comments and faves!
with apologies to picasso and art fans everywhere
This was done backwards from the original so that it would appear right-wise. I did not flip the image. I'm finding i like that style, to learn to do what i want to do backwards.
It also took me many many tries to get these three wonderful lines anywhere close. I don't want to begin to show the mishaps and the oops backwards (and even one dropped flashlight). Strangely, the 'signatures' were the easiest to do because they were just sort of squiggly dots.