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Taken on Lake Two in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area. Northern Minnesota has a lot of decent places with low enough light pollution to view the milky way.
I get a lot of questions on my lighting. This is a sample of one of my favorite tools. That's right a flashlight.
See the video:
"Come back home"
This is dedicated to my cat who went missing last night and we found her outside but she was stuck on a drainage. We couldn't get her so we went home but we are sure she will be there still. When my mom got closer to her she went deeper becauss she hot trauma after some cats fought her. Hope she is safe and tomorrow we could bring her back.
Here's where I cut through the bottom of the canister. I also took out a dome-shaped thermal isolator thingie, and hacked out some insulation. I'll have to figure out some way to replace that later; maybe some construction spray foam in a can?
What you're looking at there is the bottom of the inner flask. The plan is to cut through that, then glue in the reflector from the flashlight. It's going to be tight, but I should have enough room for a 9V in the base. If not, I'll have to see if I can figure out something with those flat button batteries.
The second level basement of the building was quite dark and cold as demonstrated by the vapor in Joe's breath, illuminated by his mothers corny flashlight.
... but when i was already gone to bed I remembered taking a photo. Just armed with a flashlight.
Had a nice phone call today.
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ZEN MAGNETS - Neodymium Magnetic Balls (@489) - Flashlight
Light effect using a real flashlight shining through the barrel.
(@319) = Handle - Length(26 x 12-ball rings linked) + End cap(6-ball ring + 1 ball center)
(@090) = Lens Mount to Handle - (5 x 18-ball rings linked) ... 2 layers of Handle inserted into 1st 2 layers of Lens Mount
(@008) = power switch
(@018) = Internal Lens Plate - (6-ball inner ring + 12-ball outer ring coupled) ... inserted at last Lens Mount ring slightly indented
(@054) = Outer Lens Cover - (3 x 18-ball rings linked) ... coupled to Lens Mount to Handle
Quincy Mine Hoist Association
Underground in the a copper mine.
The flashlight is lighting level 5 opening. If moving through level 5 in the dark and a miner didn't stop at the opening...the miner fell to the seventh level.
Using my new Vello wireless remote control, I made a few long exposures of my kids playing with flashlights. This is both of them together.
Exposure: 5 seconds
Jess nixed Mike's plan to use a flashlight in his search for her garter. bahahaaa
Camille would catch the bouquet. Really the bouquet would bounce off of her and fall to the ground with no attempt on her part to actually catch it. Clearly she's not so interested in being the next to marry.
A light pattern created by hanging a flashlight from a ceiling, turning out the lights and setting it swinging.
112 Pictures in 2012, #73 A Shot in the Dark
3.15.2012
The effect in a dark room, showing both the mouth and the light on the wall.
I'm so happy & bouncy Very Happy It works, it all works, and all the pieces just all came together tonight, starting with fixing the switch, and everything worked the way it should, and wow! What a good feeling that is when you can do that. :)