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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.
Flashlight Horror
Nick Perla
8/2/08
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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.
The DIY light is built into an AC power pack (VPX3101) with its guts removed. I'm just using the housing and battery contacts. Here it's shown next to the VPX1401 flashlight it replaces.
Flashlight holder beside the entry door... super-convenient, and I always know where our flashlight is!
Laurel didn't realize I was following her on her flashlight expedition and turned around when she heard me in the bathroom behind her. I love how her hair flies out when she turns quickly.
Strobist Sundays - needs a battery (well, two cells in this case)
Don't recall where I inherited this old flashlight from, but I like the way it looks. For this shot I wanted to feature the incandescent bulb since I am really into LED flashlights these days. So, taking the next logical step, I used LED flashlights exclusively to light this. I bounced them into a super-simple tent...a piece of paper taped to the table in an arch.
Had to do this simple and fast. Been up all night laying out an annual report, it was a few hours past Sunday midnight (deadline for Strobist Sundays), and there were a other things on my to-do list.The most time-consuming thing was getting the old flashlight to stay on when horizontal....urgh!
Lighting info below.
nikon d90,sigma 10-20mm,f14, exposure-90 seconds of vandalism , full moon, bare flashlight, flashlight with yellow andd pink gel, rafinery sodium vapor lights.
The other day i wanted to head out to the waterfall but i got side tracked, doing a few things and by the time i actually made it to the falls it was dark out and i needed my flashlight just to walk down the trail,So that left me to head to the other side of the waterfall. When i got out to the bottom of the falls you could see the sky had just this little bit of light left and all the bottom water was being blocked from the trees(in shadow) but the upside is that i knew if i was to set up my tripod i could still take a long photo say 40 seconds long and let that light from the sky light up some of the background and i had my flashlight so i could light paint in some of the foreground, so that was the plan b go to shot, as i only had abit of time before it was completely dark. So this was the adventure of the day --Im gonna get back out to this waterfall --did i mention i even forgot my fireworks in the car... Ill be back here that's for sure
40 Second exposure as i light painted some of the foreground falls
My bike's new headlamp: a flashlight, attached to the handlebars using my 3D-printed customizable bicycle flashlight mount.
The diffuser on the front of the flashlight is based on my flashlight cone.