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One of my dark green Brickforge spartans. I wanted to take a shot with a black background and flashlight. I think ill use this as my new icon.
The flashlight icon is on the shutter release and the camera button is on the flash plug. Guess they’re trading places.
A set of LED Flashlights purchased at Lowes and colored with Gels
See my YouTube video showing all of my current Light Painting Tools and how they work.
Flashlight
4200 Portsmouth Boulevard, Chesapeake Square, Chesapeake, VA
This location opened in the late 2010s and relocated here in 2019; it was originally a Hair Cuttery, which opened on October 11th, 1989 and closed in the mid 2010s.
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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.
Pocket dump picture with GiantMouse ACE Biblio titanium knife, Fellhoelter TiBolt Triple Aught Design Topo Edition, ReyLight Pineapple titanium AAA flashlight, Willow Craft Goods Posh wallet, Beard & Owl hank
I took this picture in a rather odd way. I wated for something like total darkness. I shook it, it's the kind of flashlight you shake to get electricity going, and then turned off the main light, so that i was in darkness, then turned on the flashlight and photographed it in the dark. The flash went off and that was the only other light. It looks as if it was taken in broad daylight, but less shiny. Anyway this flashlight I got for $1.00 at a yard sale. New they cost $30.
When I got it, it didn't work, but since it's see t hrough I figured I could figure out how to fix it. Basically the switch connection was off, so I disassembled the flashlight, and fixed that, it was a placement problem. I found if you shake this flashlight long and hard enough, you will get brighter light out of it, BUT that can throw off the switch mechanism, the good thing is that's a very easy repair. If I can fix that, ANYONE can!
Night in the woods
Technical Experiments
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Experiment on click box (specific place and shape) to change background and also flashlight effects by adjusting the color exposure and vibrance.