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Surefire E2E Executive Elite palm-sized anodized aluminum flashlight. This thing is a beauty for throwing intense light from a very compact, light, and durable package.
I get a lot of questions on my lighting. This is a sample of one of my favorite tools. That's right a flashlight.
The COAST X21 in this shot.
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his was my first idea for fixing up the base of the thermos. Both halves are threaded, to allow later access for changing batteries and stuff. It would require quite a bit of sanding and shaping to blend that lumpy shape to match the rest of the thermos. And I'd want to level that convex dome a bit, so the thermos can be stood up-right on it's base.
Unfortunately, I took these just after I found out that I managed to damage the threads on those PVC caps and I can't get them back apart now (well, non-destructively, anyway). Back to the drawing board.
Underneath the streets of Manchester, where Gore brook becomes Platt brook is Gripper. The brook flows through beautifully constructed arched tunnels and into the nearby park.
Occasionally water drips out of small side tunnels and pipes. It's not a long culvert, but is a good one for lighting up and taking some photos. At least I think so.
N.B It is unlikely that the drain was named by Gripper Stebson off Grange Hill.
Best Small Flashlight
-ADVANTAGE FX-1500 Flashlight is one of the Brightest Rechargeable Flashlights available in the market today. The perfect gift for the Holiday season!
Maia went down the way and shined her light on the wall. Pat and Alan shone theirs on her.
I had the camera on a rock.
Nikon D2H
Focal Length: 17mm
White Balance: Flash
Color Mode: Mode II (Adobe RGB)
RAW (12-bit)
30 sec - f/2.8
Lens: 17-35mm f/2.8-4 D
Sensitivity: ISO 400
Inova X5 flashlight... I've been carrying this for several years but was bored the other night so it went under the knife. For anyone in the market for a light, I would highly recommend the Inova line, they make excellent products and are damn near indestructible.
Playing with a flashlight and long exposures. Oh, and shoveled all the snow. Holy crap, so much snow.
Here's the whole thing, all assembled, with all the caps in place. YOu can just make out the extra allowances drilled out above and below the switch to make space for the lumps the wires and terminals made.
So that's the project, that's my Thermos (mkI). All that's left is maybe some cosmetic touches, like that logo, maybe some Bondo around the switch and the lip where the butt extension hits the main body just to seal things and smooth things out. Oh, and I never did fix the leaks around the plastic lens. That one I'll want to get to for sure.
...I just need an idea of how...
32/365 11.28.07
After posting his 365 picture yesterday Pulpito and I checked out a few older posts we'd missed. Gallagher's fun flashlight party really intrigued him and he's been looking for a flashlight ever since! This morning he climbed up on the lamp and called, "Take my picture!! I want to be like Gallagher!
And here you have it, Pulpito has a little fun with light too.