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A good friend and I have come up with a get rich idea and we want to call it a Flashlight (I wanted to call it a Matchlight but my buddy, the one with the brains of the operation, thought Flashlight sounded better) It would help people get to the Outhouse late at night and aslo find your Pisspumps (Boots for yous Mainlanders) so your feet won't get cold running outside. We've poured ever cent we could spare into making these ($10.95 at last count) and hope to get some international orders soon. I anyone is interested we will be taking orders and will be selling them for $10.95 plus RST (Rod's Sales Tax)

 

**Gift from a neighbour that I thought was the greatest thing and had to share with all my Flickr friends**

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The power went out tonight. The colours reflected are from a bunch of candle holders.

Took this during a power outage in our neighborhood.

Lightbulb from a flashlight

After driving halfway across Canada twice in a couple of days my back was killing me so I went out for midnight stroll across the prairie.

Everything is going on in this one.

You love knots? Let me enable you: Knoty Ropes

 

Flashlight lanyard with chinese button knot.

I added a gaucho knot to my Nitecore Tube LED keychain micro usb rechargeable flashlight, using some Atwood Rope MFG red cord.

 

It's a firm round version of their 1.18mm micro cord, instead of the usual flat soft version they most likely will send out if someone's looking for this one.

 

They have different manufacturing plants and evidently, I suppose, one produced this version instead of what all the other 1.18mm micro cords look and feel like, which is unfortunate because I like this one better, except for it being a bit 'shiny'.

 

Mine came directly from Atwoood, so don't expect to get this cord if you order from them, they'll just say they don't know what you're talking about, lol... stormdrane.blogspot.com/2015/08/nitecore-tube-led-flashli...

Brand-new and it's already dusty :)

 

I love macro shots of light sources, since it's really easy to get good detail.

This youngster was reading by flashlight, waiting for the fireworks show.

Experimenting with a prolonged exposure.

 

Photo by Dan

an outage caused by a storm.

Strobist info: led flashlight camera right, hot shoe flash fired backwards.

Cheap LED flashlights from Amazon.com - see the warning on the back in another picture

Surefire 2211 Wristlight with Luminox Watch. 2014 SHOT Show

Fotos realizadas en la playa de Portizuelo, Luarca durante un curso de Fotografia Nocturna impartido por Carlos Serrano y organizado por AFNaranco

PEAK McKINLEY: Wonderful old Flashlight with a patina that doesn't come in a bottle. 7LED Ultra - Snow.

 

Nikon D90, Tokina 100mm. Macro. 4/5" @ f/22. WB Auto, SB-400 flash.

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