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Pocket flashlight isolated on white background
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Shining a light on their cause, Gene Stilp & Associates use this cold-air inflatable in their activist campaigns. It's a great way to grab the attention of passers-by and curious onlookers..
The massive rock in the top 1/3 of the image is the Hartselle Formation. The eroded, dissolved, and narrow, fluted Monteagle Limestone is seen in the lower part of the image. Both are Mississippian in geologic age. Caver in the background for scale.
Still in the grove. Battery pack to the leads - after testing the pack to make sure that was still working. You can see where I used heat-shrink tubing over the solder-joints to the batteries.
Well, would you get a load of that: It lights up when I hit the switch! ::beams::
Do you see the poisonous snake in this photo?
This is why I never step outdoors without a lit flashlight.
In warm weather, the dogs sleep outdoors. Yumin moseyed over to the doghouse, to find it occupied by a qimbahu / 龜殼花 poisonous snake. He barked, and the snake slipped away into the grass. I held the dogs back, but for a moment I lost the snake.
May 4, 2008, Wulai, Taiwan
Getting all abstract again with a flashlight, a dark room and SlowShutter+. We all need some light in the darkest moments...
#project365 #31/365
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