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I'm taking a break from Flickr in general, but I didn't want to miss my post for this week's 52 Weeks for Dogs. I kept this one private, so only 52 Week's members can see it.
For the photo, I decided to do something unusual this week. I took Wookie into the windowless bathroom and lit him with only a flashlight. I'm not sure how I feel about the results, (Wookie looks nearly earless!). It was worth a try though! :-)
10/52 - 52 Weeks for Dogs
ODC-Flashlight/Torch
This Diecast Jeep is similar to the one I drive. Mine is a Grand Cherokee, this one is a Laredo.
My little brother and I were playing around with a flashlight and long shutter speeds.
This is me and my deconstructed (aka. failed!) attempt at drawing an octave clef. Good times, though
SOOC
A simple flashlight made from a 1x1 yellow tile and lightsaber hilt.
I'm sure I'm not the first or the last person to make one of these
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The theme for the Chalkfox SP Challenge was "Flashlight/Mirror" so in this one, of two, I'm obviously being very literal about it. The half-tone was added to make give the image a more graphic direction, to give it a bit of a quirky nudge.
I noticed in the text at the very, very bottom of the group's main page that it is possible to submit 2 pics a month, so I am going to take advantage of that and use both photos I've done. I couldn't make up my mind.
Similar in composition to the previous photograph, this one was illuminated using only a mini-mag light. This was my first attempt at painting with a mini mag lite. Exposure set for 8 seconds as the small flashlight was used to create the lighting effect you see. Post processed with Picnik to curve the colors, contrast, and soften just a tad.
I picked up a pair of mini-flashlights to light tabletop photography - which I loved - but I didn't have a good way to hold them.
When I posed the problem to Hubby he came through with a "U"-shaped piece that screws onto the top of my mini-tripods and is just the right size to hold the flashlight.
Perfect!
(Apparently, you can find anything on Amazon.)
125 Pictures in 2025 - #88. Solution
今天開始實行每日一張照。 因為逛到了txkimmers的相簿，看到她玩了很多Flashlight的效果，覺得很有趣，所以拿著我簡陋的設備開始玩。由於懶得找腳架，而且我的相機曝光時間最多也只有3秒，在很克難的環境下，勉為其難的畫出一個星（它就是星！大家不要懷疑，謝謝合作。） I saw txkimmers' set " Fun with Flashlights ",so took this photo for test. It's really fun!