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Aurora borealis, it can't be seen through a layer of clouds right? So we played around with a flashlight and burning sticks at 2 am. Turned out to that auroras weren't needed this time!
Two long exposures combined. Canon 5D Mk 2 and 16-35 L 2.8 USM 2 on a carbonfiber tripod.
I discovered that sticking the skull on TOP of the flashlight yields epic pics. And all this at 3 in the morning. This was also when I decided to get my ears pierced. I got it done the next day. :D
Ever have Flashlight Wars when you were a kid? Why do we stop doing those fun things just because we age?? Anybody wanna play?
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More in my set, "Star Light Star Bright:"
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On Wednesday, December 28, Alamo Drafthouse South Lamar in Austin, TX held a lightsaber vigil to honor Carrie Fisher.
Jedis of all ages were encouraged to dress up as their favorite STAR WARS characters, bring along as many lightsabers as they own, and invite their fellow Wookiees, Bounty Hunters, Ewoks, and Stormtroopers. Flashlights and glow sticks were encouraged as we brightened the sky and said thank you to a woman who inspired us on and off the screen.
Photo Credit: www.hlkfotos.com
This is an experimental shot on long exposure using LED flashlight and a string to create a fake smoke on rice.
I reamed out the inside of the unthreaded side of the female coupling ( ::hears the sniggering:: hey, don't blame me, that's really is what it's called), glued like crazy, and slipped it over the end of the thermos where the original slip fitting had come off during my early abuses. You can see the off-white lumps where the glue expanded and bubbled out around the edges, inside and out. I will clean this up some, but since it's just the prototype, I don't plan on going to a whole lot of trouble.
For the same reason, I'm not planning to lop off that giant square protrusion on the screw cap. I could, the cutting would be easy enough, but a) it's be a real pain in the butt to fix the resulting hole (that square thing is hollow) and b) thats the only way to unscrew that cap; if I took that off, I'd have to engineer something else (inset D-ring that folds flat?). More trouble than it's worth, all the way around, for just the prototype. So there it stays, even if it is kinda ugly and ruins the lines. Works like a charm though, and I gotta say, I give high points for functionality :)
Tactical x700 Flashlight is a professional tool that is being distributed among the general population for the first time since it has been released. www.alphamalenation.com/tactical-x700-flashlight-review/
This is a crank flashlight, it does not need batteries. It really is only good for a real emergency!
Just funny that with low clouds three light beams on the top of the Space Needle come together like a giant LED flashlight.
So what do you do when the power goes out AGAIN for the second time this month. Well first you take a few macros of a spider in the front yard... then you photograph the wife and kids having fun with flashlights.