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Hier j'ai été me promener dans ce parc près d'un ruisseau et c'est fou le nombre d'arbres tombés à cause des tempêtes.
The blue'ish light is me, the orange light is my friend... we're just running around with flashlights, and letting the camera do a long exposure, the lens was quite fogged up, that makes the halo effect..... =)
Day 216 [8-3-2016]
A successful video shoot. After work, The gang got together to continue filming of our new short film. We decided to take advantage of the lights that I got for christmas last year and wow did they turn out great! With the power of the gels from ALPS, those lights gave us the perfect lighting for the shots we wanted to get! They also made for some beautiful photos. Something about the blue and orange combination makes me very happy.
I can't wait to see what the next day brings!
Toa Payoh is one of the oldest housing estates in Singapore, and one used to think of the area as over-clustered housing blocks within a stone throw from each other.
For most part, the over-clustered part is still true. But what used to be old, rustic buildings has given way to tall and modern housing blocks that can rival even the newer estates like Punggol.
I have always been fascinated by this estate, I reckon this is my first ever shot of Toa Payoh, and it definitely will not be the last.
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3 of the residents of Combine City. The "city" is similar to the nearby cadillac ranch but with combines instead, a field of 14 planted butt down in the dirt with their "headers" pointed up twords the sky.
Night, near full moon, 179 second exposure, protomachines flashlight set to orange and green.
Click on the image, because it's best BIG on BLACK!!!
I noticed this translucent sign hanging in a window and decided to use my flashlight to cast a shadow of the sign onto the wall/ceiling of the shop.
Oil floating on water in a glass dish on top of a cardboard box with a pane of glass over it. Colored tissue paper at the bottom of the box and a flashlight poked through a hole at the bottom of the box.
After a misty rain all day, I decided to take a a few late night pics of my sodden, drippy deck flowers.
The Andromeda galaxy next to the Milky Way galaxy, over a "galaxy" of lily pads. This is a single exposure. I lit the foreground with a powerful LED flashlight.
Marketplace Link: marketplace.secondlife.com/p/Gable-Pumpkin-Flashlight-HUD...
The Gable Pumpkin Flashlight is a festive flashlight reminiscent of those carried around on Halloween by kids in the 80's and 90's. Included are both a left and right hand version, each with a bento hand pose.
"where's the flashlight?"
There have been some power outage on our place the past couple of weeks..so i had some pretty good excuse to shoot some candles lying around in our house. i really like the blue flame near the wick of candles, it has a wounderful color
EDiM 2 a flashlight. I was going to quickly sketch a little Maglite, then I remembered this flashlight I have. I have wanted to draw it as part of a project of drawing family history objects and talking to family about it. watercolour pencil. see more in my Flickr album www.flickr.com/photos/alissaduke/albums/72157623122864175
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 P7 in this shot.
See the video:
Shot details:
3 hot lights with gels.
Flashlight in face.
2 Nikon SB-900 with 40x40 Softbox and Umbrella in front and left side of the model. Triggered by PW Flex TT5.
this is the challenge to txkimmers.
I tried to dot the "i" correctly and cleanly.
...... but I couldn't.
I dotted different point.
note:
I didn't use the mirror.
I reversed right and left of this photo with photoshop.