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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.
Late season Milky Way at a outcrop on New Year Creek near Brenham, TX. Features a light painted foreground of some graffiti and a rock stack "Cairn" further back.
Equipment - Cannon EOS R w/ 16-35mm @16mm
Sky - stack of 8, 10second ISO3200, f/3.5
Foreground - blend of 9, 6second, ISO 320, f/10 lit with flashlight
One thing I wanted to photograph this summer was the Milky Way. Willie and I planned an August trip to Yosemite to shoot the high country and it also turned out that we would be there for the height of the Perseid Meteor Shower. Perfect timing on our part! We photographed sunset at Mono Lake and the Milky Way over Tioga Lake on our first evening.The clock read "am" by the time we got to sleep.
As soon as I woke up in the morning I knew something was wrong. I had no energy, I was having hot and cold flashes, my cough had gotten worse and my nose started to run like a faucet. I figured a good hearty breakfast of eggs and bacon would help. Nope. As the day progressed I realized I had come down with the flu. After several naps, some DayQuill and a hamburger I started to feel better. Willie and I hiked 9 miles to Upper Cathedral Lakes for sunset. Not so easy when you have the flu.
We finally made it over to Mono Lake to photograph the Perseid Meteor Shower and in 45 minutes I managed to captured 14 meteors streak through my composition. Satisfied that we had the photos we wanted we began to walk around Mono Lake trying to find some Tufa's, salt formations created by the lake. The Milky Way positioned itself above these Tufas and we setup and started photographing. Right in the middle of one of my shots I giant fireball streaked through the sky! Tufi's, Milky Way, and Meteors -- what more could I ask for (and thus "T.Msquared": Tufa, Milky Way and Meteors)!
Willie painted the Tufa's with 2 flashlights while our cameras exposed for the Milky Way.
I find the Tufa's in this photo to be a bit boring and cluttered by all the shrubbery and therefore don't love this shot, but I thought it was worth posting because of the meteor next to the Milky Way.
Nikon D800 w/Nikkor 24mm f/1.4G ED:
24mm, f/1.4, 15 sec, ISO 3200
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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.
Like a bullet from a smoking gun
They try to tell us that we don’t belong
Creeping round at the depth of night
Just two shadows in love, we were ghosts
Je voulais que mon flash light sofirn éclaire plus mon auto mais ça n'a pas la puissante d'un speedlight et je ne peux pas utiliser de speedlight avec mon cellulaire intelligent SAmsung s23 ultra.
"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
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.
HAHAHAHA!!! Great time doing this. Could ahve done some things different. A. I wanted to use a motorcycle but couldn't find one. B. use more colored lights. Anyway it was fun. Robey and I collaborated on this one. We had been talking about this for a while.
Lighting done with Dorcy Flashlights
2 Nikon SB-900 with 40x40 Softbox and Umbrella in front and left side of the model. Triggered by PW Flex TT5.
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@Macro mondays: Recently, I experimented with streamers illuminated with a flashlight to generate a distinctive bokeh. This bokeh was quite creamy, so I tried out a new series of pictures with a pink streamer. This is the result.
Join us for flashlight tag in Salchicha Township's spooky new forest!
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Starting 7pm until whenever!
For the best Flashlight Tag experience:
1. Wear the Tag Game attachment! This is the only requirement to play.
2. Set your windlight to
[TOR] FOGGY - Silent heck
or another spooky night WL
3. Grab a flashlight and run for your life!
Bump into people to tag them!
The Fire near the garage is home base.
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This surreal light on the rocks is from a total of seven exposures of light-painting the rocks with a very powerful flashlight. The images were then merged with lightness blending mode in PS after having WB corrected in RAW.
I have had this in my backlog for quite awhile and found the inspiration last night to finally work on it. I hope you likey. ;-)))