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I wanted something along the lines of Dave Hill style here
And who knows if i got it?
But hey i like it whatever.
Two Vivitar 285HV's 45 degrees behind and in front..
40D
Dave
I found out today that my camera can do a 15 second exposure, so I played around with a flashlight. oooo! must do this again!
Using a photo taken of a coin in a flashlight reflector to count reeds on coin's edge
Photo by Steve M. Tompkins
SOFTlab produced a hanging installation for the entrance to School Nite, an exhibition of site-specific installations, performances, and discussions. The installation was curated by Nuit Blanche New York as part of Flash:Light 2011 along with the Festival of Ideas for the New City sponsored by the New Museum.
Photos: Alan Tansey
I made 3 of them for my parents and my brother. Easy and fun. I bought kits from a guy since I was short on time but if I make more I'll order the parts myself.
Because I was living in Egypt at the time, I always wanted to get photos that showed something other than standard tourist stuff. The relationship between the people of Egypt today and all of the temples and monuments of ancient Egypt seemed muddy to me. In this shot, all I did was pull the focus back to the flashlight in the tour guide's (AKA modern Egyptian) hand.
The boat in the image was one of those funeral boats that was supposed to take the spirit of the deceased, or his supplies, to wherever he was going in the afterlife. Hope that worked out for him.
I don't remember exactly where this was taken, but it may have been at Abu Simbel.
So apparently it's hailing super hard in Sacramento :( I hate thunderstorms which happens today -__- There is a severe weather alert for the sacramento region of a potential tornado. Scary!!! Hopefully it doesn't happen. Many people don't know this, but I have this rational fear of the dark. I will freak the hell out if the power went out. Thank god couple days ago I went to buy a super massive flashlight... you know the ones that they use underground haha
I have always enjoyed watching my cats chase themselves into a frenzy whenever a flashlight comes on. However, I've never had a dog that does the same thing - until now. The power went out for a few minutes so I grabbed a flashlight - and my Lindsay went nuts. It took nearly 20 minutes to wear her down enough to get her to sit and stay so I could snap this picture to commemorate the moment.