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Just throwing some ideas out there. Obviously, lots of pieces involved from the current PAB / PAM wall. And some pieces that are not.
I felt like showing off the periscope I just spent an hour fighting with. If all goes well, it should be in an upcoming MOC (though not what you expect) :)
This one is from the office. We were playing around with some ideas for the web site layout and style. This one is a cliche, but we wanted to maybe something original about it. Nope. Through it out of the window. This picture was left as a reminder though. :)
EXPLORE :)
Amy asked for the video, here it is :)
it was actually longer than 1:30, so I has to cut it a lil bit. but that's ok, it hasn't changed :)
oh! and if u guys have any ideas about what I could do next, feel free to msg me ;) I could make it like...this weekend :)
Partner, I thought you'd like some more AMH... is this your style? (No pillow back yet
For PTS9 and blogged at Lindsay Sews.)
So, during my single light project i wasted a lot of time searching for ideas and I took a bunch of images that are not worth posting. However, with this shot i was adjusting the power-output and measuring the distance between the camera and flash and subject (because i can't quite wrap my mind around the selection of the recommended ISO/power-output/shutter/aperture as per the guide number and getting the result I like yet)
anyway, the reason i appreciate this image is because of the light falloff. In short, i was standing in a fluorescent lamp lit parking lot and the light falloff during this capture completely blacked out the back ground (i know its nothing new or fascinating to the experienced strobist)
this was taken the same night of this image: www.flickr.com/photos/tehimages/7305722328/in/photostream/
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info: D700, 85mm1.4G, @ f/1.4, Shutter 1/13th.
SB-700 (bare) camera right approximately 3ft distance (3 o'clock)
subject distance from camera: 1.58m or 5.13ft
SB-700 unfortunately i did not record the settings of the speedlight
ISO: 200
speedlight triggered by SU-800 commander
best view: "fullscreen" mode
Every day that I was in Las Vegas at the NADA workshops I would take my notes in adobe ideas on my iPad.
On every page I would doodle a robot :-)
This is my LEGO Advent Calendar for the "The Brothers Brick Create-a-Calendar" contest.
I think it would be great if we could build a nice small Christmas ornament each day from December 1-24 and then on Christmas day we could put all these mini builds on our Christmas tree. :)
Some interesting pieces that I've used:
- Belville Fairy Wings, Plastic Film (BrickLink)
- White croissants (BrickLink)
- Mini baker's hat (BrickLink)
- Belville ice crystal/snowflake (BrickLink)
- Technic Link Tread (BrickLink)
Happy holidays and merry Christmas to everyone!
Digital work on my 917K lego design.
Here, the 1971 Usdau racing version.
Support the Porsche 917K 1:8 scale project on lego ideas!
This idea is something I've wanted to try with Micropolis for a while. Here, I've combined it with my idea for a new type of module connection, but this concept can be designed for the existing standard as well.
I've also gone with a variation of the H connector suggested by nstohlma which uses technic parts.
I've gotten wider roads before by just putting a wider road on my module, and that works, but that takes studs away from the building design. I wanted to do it with my Fountain Plaza Tower, but ended up not being able to because I had a particular design I needed to achieve with the building model, and it ended up being just small enough to fit. It would also be permanent, and it'd be nice to decide how wide roads will be.
The one thing this design lacks is a solution for when two widened roads intersect. There would be a sinkhole in the middle of the intersection. The other drawback of this is that your widened road must run from one end of the layout to ther other. I don't see a way around that.
It started out as a beach wrap but when I saw it, I just had this idea to make it into something else. Shot with a 6D & a 70-200mm F/2.8 in natural light
sue c. This image shows a collection of a variety of artist's sketchbooks. Students can compare & contrast how artists work in their sketchbk. ie... view a variety of layouts use of materials drawing adding collage etc.
What if we (the Lego community) made a group which taught "Noobs" how to act? Like a "Flickr Etiquette" Group. We'd have several Admins who would post discussions on various topics.
In one topic we would describe not only how to comment, but also how to add photos, links, and what to, and what not to say. As in "Don't use 'lol' as the entirety of your comment" and stuff like that. The topics would vary from photography, to commenting, to groups and beyond.
Not only would this help solve the ever-present "Noob Alert", but it could also assist bringing them to their full potential.
I've seen my fair share of frustrated builders who are decent, but don't know how to photograph their creations, or how to type well, and have just given up because when they go to ask questions, they're treated like idiots (which sometimes they are). They receive stuff like "stfu noob" and just get pounded into the ground.
As the respected members of this community, we need to help them.
I've been so frustrated by how we (myself included) treat them, and it's the time to change that. With this group we can give them the tools they need to become their full potential.
So, I'm going to start a group called "Flickr Etiquette" and if you'd like to assist me in this venture to train these fellow MOCers up, then share your ideas with me, I'd love to have you on the team.
"Am I not destroying my enemies when I make friends of them? " - Abraham Lincoln
(If you'd like to help, please Flickr Mail me)
See the group Here.
www.recyclart.org/2011/08/plastic-bottles-garden/
Brazilian design studio Rosenbaum and TV show Caldeirao do Huck help poor families to redecorate their homes and improve their surroundings, in the hope that they feel more comfortable and happier at home.
Day 224 of 365 (Year Two)
I had the hammer and nail out for my Take A Class With Dave and Dave assignment so I figured I might as well use them in my selfie for tonight.
Just for reference, fixing your camera this way is a bad idea. LOL